Home Stories – Friends of Friends / Freunde von Freunden (FvF)

Home Stories

We believe that capturing creatives in their home environments gives intimate and authentic insights into their practice. It’s a format we established when Friends of Friends first started in 2009, and is an approach we maintain to this day.

Melbourne-based photographer Eve Wilson transforms a traditional workers cottage into a light-filled oasis.
Eve Wilson is a Melbourne-based photographer who captures interiors, food, portraits, and places with an organic and intuitive curiosity, bringing...
Fashion designer Katrine Binné turns a Copenhagen factory into her family home
This interview is part of “Inside with…” a series of home stories and studio visits produced in collaboration with the...
Anousha Payne and Laila Tara H walk us through their creative process inspired by heritage and friendship
“Sharing food and eating together was a huge part of my childhood and continues to be a priority in my...
Why fashion needs a research library according to creative director Morteza Vaseghi
Creative director Morteza Vaseghi grew up turning the pages of his mother’s Vogue magazines. Thanks to his parents, who openly...
From the Arab Spring to Slow Factory, Céline Semaan on her advocacy journey and the pace of change-making
This story is part of Movement, a series of profiles, think pieces, and photo essays exploring creative projects that put...
Inside designer Nicholas Pourfard’s home, a thoughtful restoration of a modernist masterpiece
His sensitivity to restoring the home’s special details is mirrored in the intuitive way he has designed its interior, populating...
Between art and urbanism: Hicham Bouzid is on a mission to inspire collective movement in his Moroccan hometown
It’s raining in Tangier and Hicham Bouzid is thrilled. “I’ve been waiting for this,” he says, a spring in his...
Kristina Supernova’s painted characters combine human absurdity with animal coolness
To describe her work—which has readily appeared on tables, walls, and trucks—as mere illustrations and paintings, wouldn’t do it justice. The...
There’s always tomorrow: sobriety and creative fulfillment with filmmaker Glenn Kitson
In 2022, life for filmmaker Glenn Kitson is objectively good. His career is flying, he entertains thousands on a daily...
Nu Goteh on the importance of community and socially engaged art
A designer, educator, and multi-disciplinary creative, Nu plays between audio, visual, and written mediums, and juggles interconnected projects to engineer...
Tana Latorre believes in the power of community to celebrate diversity, belonging, and self-love
As a child, Tana Latorre enjoyed lying on the grass, gazing at the leaves high up in the trees, savoring...
Noah Slee has found his voice. And it’s far from formulaic
Noah Slee has bleached his dark curls. “I needed a Beyoncé moment,” he exclaims, laughing. It’s the launch day of...
Belgian design duo Muller Van Severen construct poetic furniture rooted in surrealism
While many view home renovations as a necessary evil, for Belgian designers Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen, the process...
Expressing rage through angles and pie charts with Berlin-based artist Christine Sun Kim
“I’m starting to find that headlines are becoming a blur at this point,” says Berlin-based artist Christine Sun Kim. Sat...
Suppression has never been a barrier for Iranian translator and gallerist Lili Golestan
Lili Golestan has prepared black tea and cream puffs for her guests on a rather damp Sunday morning—the kind where...
The Art of Listening with Berlin-based DJ Alexandra Dröner
Rays of sunshine pour in, framing her sharp, innate movements with a cross of light. Her raw, unadulterated motions contrast...
Don Aretino explores his queer Muslim identity through his avant-garde fashion collections
“My designs aren’t typically commercial, most of them are very avant-garde,” says fashion designer Don Aretino as he begins to...
In the Laurel Canyon with Iranian-born, Los Angeles-based stylist Maryam Malakpour
Malakpour, who is a fashion stylist and creative director, says the car is perfect for Sunday drives around Mulholland’s winding...
Grant Major and Judy Darragh’s New Zealand art haven where sculpture and film collide
Judy Darragh and Grant Major have lived together in their three-level modernist house in Auckland, New Zealand, for the past...
Evrim and Jessica Oralkan on bringing the art world into the 21st Century
For the past four years, Evrim and Jessica Oralkan have been quietly working on a digital platform that, if successful,...
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