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Delving deeply into home, work, style and culture, Kinfolk promotes quality of life and connects a global community of creative professionals from London to Tokyo. Since 2011, Kinfolk has become a leading lifestyle authority with a dynamic mix of print and online media, including a quarterly magazine sold in over 100 countries in four languages, daily posts on Kinfolk.com and bestselling books.

06/05/2026

"Sometimes you need to be stupid, to do something completely wrong, just to find the right path. For me, this stupidity is an incredible asset—if you’re not stupid, you can’t invent anything new." Architect and designer Piero Lissoni on embracing childishness and making mistakes.

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24/04/2026

Spencer's Spa was conceived of by Ryan McCarthy as an antidote to the cold, sterile atmosphere typically associated with spa culture. “I love hearing the gentle creak of the original floorboards in an old house as someone moves down the hall. It reminds me that the place is full of life. Our spas take the same approach.”

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22/04/2026

Making the bed can have tangible psychological benefits—especially when the bedding feels elevated and intentional. Danish homeware brand Tekla Fabrics brings its signature style and ease to a new broderie anglaise bedding collection, reinterpreting traditional embroidered details with a more contemporary touch. The result favors texture over ornament—a subtle reminder that care can be a kind of design.

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17/04/2026

It pays to come clean. Confession, as a 1992 study by psychologist Eric Stice found, relieves the effects of cognitive dissonance, easing the stress and anxiety. Read the Essay in Issue Fifty-Nine.

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15/04/2026

In 2019, professional soccer player Nicolaj Thomsen co-founded the menswear label Another Aspect. Now, he’s returning to the sport with his new role as creative lead of B.93, Copenhagen's century-old soccer club. "The idea is to push B.93 further in a hybrid direction: to treat the stadium as a cultural space as much as a sports venue. We’re thinking about art exhibitions, merchandise, collaborations with artists, and brand activations."

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14/04/2026

In Issue Fifty-Nine, we explore a new generation of sustainable materials.
For one, at Other Matter, Jessie French has pioneered an algae-based alternative to plastic vinyl—an idea born during the pandemic, when she immersed herself in climate science. “The only antidote to despair is action.”

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13/04/2026

Holly Whitaker on rethinking drinking: "Addiction is very complex, so is recovery; there is no single answer. It’s the only field where every expert offers their own definition."

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10/04/2026

Saxophonist cktrl on how he rediscovered his passion: "I had a corporate job from 19 to 26, where they weren’t used to young people, let alone a young Black person from inner-city London. That’s what brought me back to my instruments. If I’d had a s**t week at work, I just played in the dark when I got home."

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08/04/2026

In her research, psychologist, professor and author of "Good Habits, Bad Habits," Wendy Wood has found that nearly half of our daily actions are driven not by intention, but by habits.

"It’s important to know which behaviors you want to be habitual—like exercising or recycling—and which you want to experience consciously, like having breakfast with your loved ones. Habits help you repeat basic tasks without effort, but you don’t want everything in life to be automatic. Awareness helps you find the balance."

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07/04/2026

If an old tool gets new parts, is it still the same tool? Our Issue Fifty-Nine photo essay probes into Theseus' paradox.
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01/04/2026

Public bathing is a national pastime in Japan—one born out of necessity. In Edo, the city that became Tokyo, space was limited and hot water was expensive. So bathhouses, or sentō, became cultural hubs, places to congregate and chat.

And while many old neighborhood sentō continue to shut down, Jo Nagasaka and his firm Schemata Architects have recently designed three in an attempt to keep the bathhouse culture alive.

"Sentō can’t be too stylish. They need to be accepted by all people—it’s important that they don’t become the kind of place where grandparents feel they can’t relax. So, I suppose it needs a design similar to that of a cafeteria or a ramen shop."

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