Jessica Furseth

Alternativ guide til London

Publisert i Vagabond Reiselyst, juli 2026 (side 20-25).

Hidden treasures

Published in The Simple Things, July 2026. PDF here.

Trinity Buoy Wharf: A beacon of light

Published in The Wick, May 2026. PDF version.

How a useless corner of my house became the secret weapon for resisting my phone in the morning

Published in Psychologies, May 2026, p112-115.

My bookshelf of broken links

Published in Oh Reader magazine issue 23, March 2026. PDF here.

Published in Curbed by Vox, January 2020. Story link / Archived link. Sound and the city Urban silence is increasingly endangered—and primarily available to those who can pay for it InIn London’s Kew Gardens grows the Encephalartos woodii—a cycad brought from South Africa in 1899. It’s the only member of its species ever found, but my thoughts about theContinue reading “Sound and the city”

My house was my marriage

Published in Curbed by Vox, August 2018. Story link / Archive link. How marriage—and divorce—changed my relationship to home Living in an expensive city sometimes leads to different life choices never cared much about buying a home. I know all the reasons why you should if you possibly can, but as I spent my 20sContinue reading “My house was my marriage”

Our fridges, ourselves

Published in Curbed at Vox, July 2017. Original link / Archived link. Our fridges, ourselves Moving in with an expat taught me that what we prefer in our homes is culture, not nature The first time I saw a tumble dryer was on an episode of Baywatch, when the clothes of a would-be drowning victim wereContinue reading “Our fridges, ourselves”

The color of your city

Published in Curbed at Vox, November 2017. Original link / Archived link. The color of your city As neighborhoods change over time, color is a bridge between tradition and invention When you think about your city, what colors come to mind? When I think about London my head fills with an image of the grayContinue reading “The color of your city”

Why Lush Stores Smell Like That

Published in Racked at Vox, April 2017. Article link / Archived link. Why Lush Stores Smell Like That You can smell it from a block away, but what’s going on with that scent? You’ll know the Lush smell — even if you’ve never stepped foot inside a branch, you’re probably familiar with it, as theContinue reading “Why Lush Stores Smell Like That”