Kinland Korners has so far been about meeting designers, artists, and developers to get a real-life insight into the spaces in their homes that they have created that most embody the concept of Kinland.
So many of us find a smaller space in our homes to create the same feeling that the Kinland aesthetic embodies: thoughtfully curated details and an emotionally resonant take on the house and home that nurtures a relationship with the place.
These spaces often have a serene, natural feel to them and take inspiration from raw materials, varying uses of texture, and cool, calm colours.
Now, we’re venturing into the art world, to curate a varied and insightful series that takes us on a journey of each interviewee's home and space, the artistic and design-led pieces they have chosen to make that space their sanctuary.
Calum and @creativedebuts felt like the perfect partners on this, as a collective that offer a truly diverse and democratic insight into the world of art.
“The art world is an elitist place and I experienced this first-hand when growing up in rural Northumberland, Northern England. Coming from a working-class, single-parent household I was often told: “There’s no money in art” and “to get a real job”. Creative Debuts was born to be a symbol of hope for emerging artists from all over the world, a community-focused platform with the sole mission of democratising the art world.
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