Inkifi Inspiration

Places don’t get much more pristine than Tasmania. Forty percent of the island, isolated 240km south of the Australian mainland, is protected in parks and reserves. Air in the northwest of Tasmania is said to be the purest in the world. And the southwest – with its plains, mountains and rainforests – is one of earth’s last true wildernesses.Tasmanian resident...

So long summer and hello autumn. What better time to start planning your travel adventures for the year to come? We’ve teamed up with globetrotter Anne Cui to give you some travel inspiration for 2019.Anne was born and raised in San Francisco, spent most of her post-college years in NYC and has always had the itchy feet of a perennial...

Washington, D.C. is a city synonymous with US power. It’s home to the Pentagon, the Capitol Building and the White House. You can still visit Ford’s Theatre where Abraham Lincoln was shot. And the hotel at the heart of the Watergate scandal. You can stand on the steps where Martin Luther King Jr. stood to deliver his “I Have a...

Helin Bereket is a photographer, originally from Istanbul and currently based in Berlin. She loves to capture minimalist architecture and colourful spaces. But the city streets of her home town don’t always provide the architectural excitement she craves.In Berlin, she says, “there are many rules…the buildings look almost the same. No different shapes or colours…Of course there are exceptions like...

In June, the Nordfjord region of Norway gets almost 24 hours of sunlight a day. “There’s only a few hours of dusk during the night…If we climb the mountain behind our house we can watch the sun go down over the ocean around midnight,” Emma Midthjell tells us.Emma lives with her husband Bjørn and their three daughters (aged 1, 3...

Throughout the weeks of May our customers have been tagging us in beautiful images featuring their Inkifi products. We love hearing feedback, especially when they are tagged to some absolutely stunning photography. Below are a few of our favourites that have been shared in May. You can always see more inspiration on the  Our Work Your Love Page.The image above...

“Whilst travelling a few years ago it dawned on me how un-travelled I was in my own country. I’d seen the world. But not much beyond my doorstep at home.” So says Hannah Tafft, who is now something of an expert on Britain’s oldest and most picture perfect villages.“I hated history at school,” Hannah admits. But determined to explore more...

Choosing to forgo convention and live an alternative life is never easy. Particularly when you’ve got four children in tow. But that’s exactly what Debbie and Gabriel Mayes did in the summer of last year. They moved their family out of a spacious 5000 sq. ft. home and into a converted school bus.Tiny space living is a growing trend. More...

The world of work has changed dramatically. Many of us work in very different ways from the generations that came before us. We freelance. We hot desk. We spend our days in workspaces that inspire creativity. We share those spaces with enterprises other than our own.Jules Villbrandt, the visual creative behind German life and style magazine, Herz & Blut ("Heart...

Icelandic winters are dark and long. Photographer and explorer, Gunnar Freyr, doesn’t mind that so much. “The winter weather is often dramatic and wild…it brings this unexpected and unpredictable element to life,” he says. But right around now, green and rocky landscapes are replacing those of snow and ice. “Before you know it, the days are getting longer and longer...

Liz Wible is on a round the world adventure. She downsized from her studio flat into a suitcase and took off to discover new places and new cultures with her partner, Conrad. One of her most recent (and most favourite) destinations has been Japan, a country they spent six weeks exploring earlier this year.So why did Japan make it on...

Throughout the weeks of February our customers have been tagging us in pictures of their Inkifi products. We love hearing feedback, especially when they are tagged to some absolutely stunning photography. Below are a few of our favourites that have been shared in February. You can always see more inspiration on the  Our Work Your Love Page.The image above was shared...

There are so many eateries in NYC that it would take 22.7 years of dining out to experience all of them. That means a lot of variety and a heck of a lot of choice. This is a city where you’re as likely to find no frills, dollar-a-slice pizza joints as Michelin-starred stalwarts renowned the world over. And both will...

Throughout the weeks of January our customers have been tagging us in pictures of their Inkifi products. We love hearing feedback, especially when they are tagged to some absolutely stunning photography. Below are a few of our favourites that have been shared in January. You can always see more inspiration on the  Our Work Your Love Page.The image above was shared...

A truck load’s worth of rubbish lands in our oceans every minute of every day – 12.7 million tons per year. We’re guilty of wasting a third of all the food we produce along with the 3.3 gigatonnes of CO2 involved in its production. And Global Footprint Network estimates that we are currently using the resources of 1.6 earths –...

Ana Rusu started life as a dedicated cheese lover. But after experiencing migraines in her teens, she decided to try out a vegan diet. The migraines stopped, she fell in love with a new way of eating and began a journey of exciting gastronomic discovery.Inspired by the new recipes she came across, Ana became passionate about all things foodie and...

Jeroen Peters is a photographer with a passion for architecture. He began a career in building design, developed a love of photography and now seeks to combine the two in an ambitious photographic series, Spatial Interactions. From his home town of Amsterdam to the most far-flung corners of Europe, Jeroen is on a search for the most striking architecture the...

The city of Warsaw never stands still. Bombed and almost completely destroyed by the Nazis in WW2, the Polish capital continues to undergo massive regeneration to this day. Often referred to as the Phoenix City, Warsaw has risen from the ashes to become a gritty, ever-changing and cosmopolitan metropolis – a mix of gleaming skyscrapers, colourful Old Town facades and...

During the festive season we fill our homes with greenery. Trees, wreaths and maybe a poinsettia or two. But Friederike Weid doesn’t wait around for the winter months. Her home is an urban jungle, filled with plants and foliage all year round.Friederike’s passion for plants started at an early age. She worked in the garden with her mum and has...

Buenos Aires is a city that captivates all who walk its streets. Faded colonial grandeur and a passionate Latin spirit combine in a city that brims with culture and sparks with energy. This South American metropolis boasts more bookshops per person than any other city in the world. There’s art on the underground and tango in the streets. The party doesn't get started...