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Fashion Issue

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Issue 3

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Issue 121

François Halard built his reputation on photographing other people’s homes. Now, he’s turned the lens on his own interior.
Words by Daphnée Denis. Photography by François Halard.

Issue 41

On a sun-drenched corner in the Neos Kosmos neighborhood of Athens, Evangelia Koutsovoulou has set up the office, laboratory and tasting room for Daphnis and Chloe, a herb company that has been capturing the heady aroma of Greece since 2013. Koutsovoulou, who is originally from central Greece, collaborates with organic farmers around the country, using sustainable farming practices to grow small quantities of indigenous herbs. Like many Greeks who live outside of big cities, Koutsovoulou grew up eating and drinking

Films Issue 41

There is a Paris, it seems, in every region. You can find a “Paris of the East” in Shanghai, Bucharest, Kabul or Pondicherry, and a “Paris of the North” in Copenhagen, Warsaw and Riga. Across the Atlantic, Paris has been found in Havana (“Paris of the Caribbean”), Detroit (“Paris of the Midwest”), Kansas City (“Paris of the Plains”) and Montreal (“Paris of the New World”). In 1943, when trying to entice Franklin D. Roosevelt to accompany him to Marrakech following a Casablanca

WE’LL ALWAYS HAVE PARIS

We are truly living in the wellness age. Everything from what we eat and how we sleep to the way we fold our clothes has been rebranded as an opportunity to practice self-care. The wellness industry, estimated to be worth $1.5 trillion, or the GDP of Brazil, will sell you everything you need to live well. Yet washing clothes—a task so central to domestic life—stubbornly remains a chore. 

How has it resisted wellnessification? Perhaps it’s just because it’s so unpopular—doing the laundry consistently ranks in surveys as people’s least favorite household task. Or else it’s because the wellness hive mind has failed to market such decidedly unglamorous tasks as sorting lights from darks or hanging out damp washing as being a vital part of your personal care regime.



ARTS & CULTUREISSUE 41 WASH OUT

Since 2011, Kinfolk has dedicated its magazine to creativity, community and living life with intention. The same values guide its creative process; each image published by Kinfolk is selected for its ability to stand alone and stand the test of time.

As an exciting extension of Kinfolk’s ambition to foster community and celebrate the creative talents of its contributors, The Kinfolk Print Collection brings together a selection of exclusive prints that invite pause for thought and continued contemplation.