Anna Paper Lamps
€40.00
These chic, inexpensive pleated paper lamps will brighten up every room. Available in three colorways, they are 31cm (12.2″) tall and 30cm (11.8″) wide. Note that they have a Euro plug, so …
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My First Smythson Soho Notebook in Panama
$275.00
For their new tangerine-dyed Panama leather diary for children, appropriately embossed with the title My First Smythson, the beloved paper goods producer took inspiration from insight provided by the National Literacy Trust which …
Color Studies Notebook Set
$15.00
Published by Artisan and based on antique prints from designer and decoupage artist John Derian’s archives, this Color Studies Notebook Set includes three booklets, each with uniquely enchanted front and back covers. Measuring …
Daily Invitation Cards
$48.00
Housed in a blue cloth box with a magnetic closure, Paperfinger’s Daily Invitation Cards strive to stir up an intention for each day. One word (written in calligraphy) graces one side, while …
A5 Monthly Planner
$12.00
Wrapped in a blue and white grid cover, Poketo’s A5 Monthly Planner (which measures 5.8 by 8.3 inches) is printed on tree-free paper. Thanks to its open-date grid system, users can use …
Court Notecard Set
$16.00
Printed on recycled paper from French Paper Co, NYC-based Poem Press’ “Court Notecards” feature a grainy, sky-blue basketball court on one side and blank space for notes on the other. Measuring out …
Interview: Postalco Co-Founder, Mike Abelson
We discuss Japan's collaborative community, designing for your own curiosity and owning less
The Selby’s Box of Wonders
$11.00
Available for pre-order now, the Selby’s Box of Wonders contains 12 cards and envelopes illustrated with all kinds of bits and pieces—from aliens to tombstones, ramen noodles and more. Along with the …
Smythson’s “Journey to the Wild Side” Short Film
Filmmaker Sophie Edelstein blends fantasy and reality for the heritage brand's new visual direction
Fortune Cookie Note Card
$6.00
There’s still nothing like a handwritten note—and paper matters. From NYC’s Damaged Goods (and creators John Hardy and Nicholas DelRose) comes a line of “nom nom nom” cards featuring our personal favorite, …