Danish modernism takes a playful turn in the design studio of Mads Sætter-Lassen and Emil Krøyer

There’s no bling in the bedroom, though—only the hallmarks of contemporary Scandinavian design: whitewashed walls, wooden floors, simple accents. And befitting one of Denmark’s most promising young designers, the style throughout his house—Eames chairs in the dining room, Royal Copenhagen cups in the kitchen—is timeless, not tacky. And no wonder. Mads is one half of … Read More

Job offer: Editorial Internship

With our international editorial team as well as readership growing constantly, we need to expand our Freunde von Freunden team in Berlin and are therefore looking for an editorial intern to support us with the daily business of future publishing in digital and print. The ideal candidate loves our magazine, is Berlin-based and English speaker … Read More

Nicole Hollis

Nicole Hollis developed steadfast creative ambitions from a very young age. Her desire to enter the design industry saw her dabbling in fashion and graphic design in her small Florida hometown before embarking on a career in interior design that took her to New York, Paris, and, finally to San Francisco. It is here where … Read More

Matt & Kate Arnold

One may easily associate the spectacular natural landscape of New Zealand with vistas taken directly from The Lord of the Rings. Venture just outside Christchurch to the Port Hills mountains with its tussock grasslands and rugged outcrops and it is not hard to see why. This is where couple Matt and Kate Arnold often take … Read More

FvF Mixtape #136: Fenster

The members of Fenster are driving in their van, playing the flute and a Gameboy. All is good until they get sucked into another dimension. From the trailer to Emocean, a Sci-Fi movie the band made together, this scene serves as a good introduction to the quartet’s idiosyncratic humor and charming weirdness. Playing together since … Read More

Armelle de Sainte Marie

Somewhat of an urban oasis, artist Armelle de Sainte Marie’s southern French atelier is a special place for contemplation and the creation of her exquisite organic paintings and drawings often depicting allusive landscapes. In Armelle’s very own words: “I do all sorts of things in my atelier depending on the moment: I read, I paint, … Read More

Link List #106: The Beyoncé effect, anti-Brexit protestors, and the inspirational influence of Jacinda Ardern

Link List #106: The Beyoncé effect, anti-Brexit protestors, and the inspirational influence of Jacinda Ardern Links 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 selected by our … Read More

Silke Neumann

Discourse, drinks and dinner parties: In the 18th century, the private salons of aristocratic ladies afforded an opportunity for like-minded individuals to meet and exchange ideas. Contemporary Berlin also has its share of people able to bring others together thanks to their expertise and social charisma. Silke Neumann is one of these individuals. The trained … Read More

Marcy Meachin

The hot, humid air of a rainy seasons afternoon weighted heavily on our shoulders when we drove through the colourful hustle and bustle of southern Bali. With a surfboard fixed to the side of the scooter and a strong Indonesian clove cigarette Kretek in hand, we made our way through the chaos to meet up … Read More

Link List #22

The Quietus talks to emerging British DJ Bruce about his music. LA Weekly shares a time-lapse video of the Do Lab building their Coachella stage. Not exactly musical content but rather a sound experience: Listen to the sounds of the famous Bodleian library. Emily Oberg‘s deep house and disco mix has been playing in the … Read More