Well-worn antiques and rustic furniture belie this kitchen’s relatively young age.
Copy this vintage style by reading how to create a colorful cottage kitchen
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Concept: I live in a tiny cabin in the woods. I dry my laundry on a clothes line. I wake with the sun, stay up late reading and nap during the afternoon in a hammock. I have a garden full of flowers, herbs, vegetables and berries. I go on picnics regularly by a nearby river. I rarely need to leave my beautiful home tucked away in the forest.
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One of my favorite things about what we get to do for a living is meeting and peeking inside the lives of beautiful, inspiring and interesting people and learning from them. We had the pleasure of spending…
Kinfolk Gathering in Biesenthal: “L’Esprit de la Mer”
Last weekend, Kinfolk Magazine hosted its second Berlin Gathering under the theme L’Esprit de la Mer to kick off their saltwater-themed summer issue. The dinner took place at Michael Hecken’s Wehrmühle Biesenthal.
Arthur Groeneveld teamed up with Liora Mirnik, Health Food Chef and Nutrition Expert, and brought together ingredients from some of the best of Berlin’s foodie scene for this day. Malin Elmlid from The Bread Exchange cut her famous sourdough bread
“You can make every moment special with good food and good people around you,” says Arthur.
Check Kinfolk Events for regular updates and upcoming dinners around the globe.
Photography by Patrycia Lukas and Text by Stephanie Dietze.
KINFOLK SATURDAYS: PICKING BERRIES
Our new Kinfolk Saturdays film series is all about inspiring you to get out there and find new
things to cook, make and do on weekends.
This week is all about going out and finding places where you can pick blueberries, other fruits, vegetables and flowers straight from the source. After you watch the film, check out our list of places to go self-picking around the United States.
Film by Andrew and Carissa Gallo of SeaChant
stargazing, the smell of earth after it rains, misty mornings by the sea, earl grey tea, lavender, the smell of old books, charcoal drawings, braids, long conversations late at night, quiet afternoons spent listening to music, baking, owls, winter, open windows, getting so absorbed in a book you forget the world exists, snow globes, watching milk swirl into coffee, getting up early to watch the sunrise, the sound of rain on a rooftop as you try to fall asleep, keeping a journal
i’d give anything to have you sitting next to me in this coffee shop; you reading your book, me reading my own; we only stop to sneak in quick kisses.
(via explore-everywhere)
a common saturday feeling. thanks for expressing it for all of us who have the same thought running through our minds nonstop, zach. (via theriverjordyn)
There are books so alive that you’re always afraid that while you weren’t reading, the book has gone and changed, has shifted like a river; while you went on living, it went on living too, and like a river moved on and moved away. No one has stepped twice into the same river. But did anyone ever step twice into the same book?