While writing about creative Holly McCauley’s cottage in the Australian hinterlands near Byron Bay earlier this week, I spied an unusually attractive water filter sitting on her kitchen counter. It was ceramic (not plastic), a pretty color (pale sage), and large enough not to require constant refilling.
Turns out it’s by Kyn & Folk, the brainchild of Montana Mincher and Declan Walters. The couple came up with the idea when they moved into a Queensland rental with rusty pipes that made their water nearly undrinkable. Their solution was to buy their water at the farmer’s market, but that proved both expensive and not sustainable. Kyn & Folk, with its emphasis on both sustainability and style, was thus born.
![the kyn & folk water filter in holly\2\17;s kitchen that sent me dow 17](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/kyn-folk-ceramic-water-filter-holly-mccauley-733x916.jpg)
![the kyn & folk water filter ( d here in dune) holds up to \10 liters of wat 20](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/kyn-folk-ceramic-water-dune-733x916.jpg)
![montana and declan. photograph by katie kenning, via kyn & folk. 21](https://media.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/kyn-folk-ceramic-water-filter-founders-733x776.jpg)
See also:
- Under-Sink Water Filters: Are They Worth It?
- Object of Desire: Good-Looking Berkey Water Filters
- Remodelista Reconnaissance: World’s Most Stylish Filtered Water Dispenser?
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