The Kinfolk Home takes you inside 30 homes across the United States, Scandinavia, Japan and beyond. It is Nathan Williams' follow-up to The Kinfolk Table, which was published in 2013.
The premise is slow living applied to interiors. Some of the homes were built from blueprints. Others are old buildings whose history the owners chose to keep rather than strip out. What connects them is that each was assembled slowly and on purpose.
Each house gets a tour, a profile and an interview, so you get the reasoning behind the rooms rather than only the photographs. The essays sit between the homes and carry the argument.
Williams is editor in chief of Kinfolk, the quarterly magazine published by Ouur studio and founded in 2011.
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