Kolja Stegemann

On the way to the entrepreneur’s weekend refuge, the last several meters traverse a old industrial port and finally cross a small footbridge. To the left, cutters and motorboats; to the right, three plain, black crates floating in close proximity to one another – one of these is Kolja’s temporary home. “What this boat represents … Read More

Link List #123: Reflective hot air balloons, SEO artists, and the women behind the first man on the moon

Link List #123: Reflective hot air balloons, SEO artists, and the women behind the first man on the moon Hopefully you enjoyed the reads from this week’s Link List, but if you’ve still got an internet itch to scratch, you can find more here. Also, be sure to check out FvF Mixtapes for some tracks … Read More

Tom Muller

The Swiss born Australian raised artist Tom Mùller is a man of dichotomies. As a child, Tom grew up in the picturesque Neuchâtel, but once he hit his teens he and his family moved to Perth – the world’s most isolated city. Experiencing both the rich history of Europe’s past, alongside Australia’s relatively recent cultural … Read More

Alice Rawsthorn on five books that will open your eyes to the importance of design

In a Nutshell: Alice Rawsthorn on five books that will open your eyes to the importance of design A journalist by training, Alice Rawsthorn started her career at the Financial Times, where she covered the creative industries, economics, politics, and corporate affairs for nearly 20 years. “The safest course would have been to continue on … Read More

The Ethicurean

Set in the bucolic Mendip Hills behind the red brick walls of an exquisite Victorian garden, The Ethicurean is a hidden treasure of the Somerset countryside. Focused on ethical sourcing of ingredients from the local environment, wood sorrel, oak moss and British summer truffles are just some of the locally foraged ingredients. This seasonal restaurant … Read More

Renske Jonkman

After the release of her debut Zo gaan we niet met elkaar om (We don’t treat each other like this) Renske Jonkman is currently working on her second novel. Combining journalism with fiction, the Amsterdam based writer explores the interference between reality and imagination. This interaction was the leitmotiv of her first book, and still … Read More

Joe Sadler

On a hot LA day, Joe Sadler was thinking about winter. Specifically, launching the winter collection for his new menswear line, CWST. Joe has been involved with the fashion industry for most of his career. He started out with branding and consulting for denim companies, and most recently works for Riviera Club, the surf and … Read More

Hong Kong's Para Site launches The Unappropriated Recipes

Para Site launches The Unappropriated Recipes An unconventional recipe book After a successful Kickstarter campaign at the tail end of last year, this collection of eighty “community-sourced unconventional recipes”—some more edible than others—is now launching. Expanding the field beyond the food itself, the book also includes personal experiences and imagined worlds, all of which contribute … Read More

Melissa Newirth

Melissa Newirth is the essence of calm, cool and collected. She exudes a quiet confidence that invites rather than intimidates towards her warmth, simple aesthetic and casual but refined way of living. Her tanned skin and faint Long Island accent reveal that she neither derives from Portland, nor spends all her time in this overcast … Read More

FvF Explores: Berlin's New Face with Werner Aisslinger

The significance of the area is clear. Undeveloped spaces show the signs of slowly knitting themselves back together into a unified whole. In this insightful FvF Explores a reflection on the development and progress of Germany’s capital is investigated; a nerve center Werner describes as “an experimental lab for endless possibilities.” A fitting and timely … Read More