New Anchor Stationery Set

Now available in the store.

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Paper Pastries

I had the pleasure of meeting Margaret, the designer of Paper Pastries, at Renegade in Los Angeles this year. She has a really cute line of products made with stamps designed by her.

I'm a great fan of her Communication - Signed, Sealed, Delivered Stationery Set, as well as her labels and bookplates. Can't wait to see more of her work!

(images from Paper Pastries)

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Paper + Cup

I've always loved the simple and clean designs of Paper + Cup. So many beautiful labels, journals, and cards. It's great see how much more customization and letterpress they have incorporated into their work. Items are available for sale on their site.

Custom Letterpress Journals:

Bon Bon Flats:

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Postalco

Sorry for the wee bit of an absence.....unfortunately the day job comes a calling.

But to get right back into gear, I wanted to tell you about the ever so cool Postalco.

Originally hailing from Brooklyn, Postalco is a now Japan-based, lifestyle accessories brand - bags, wallets, and of course their ever so cool papergoods.

Best known for the spiral bound notebooks, with flat cotton pressed covers, these notebooks are slowly becoming easier to find (At the Cooper-Hewitt and Auto shops in NY, as well Tortoise in Los Angeles), but are well worth the work of tracking them down.

One of their coolest, most recent projects, is their designs for Opening Ceremony, which is are based on Japanese Temple Geometry. This limited line is only available at Opening Ceremony stores and the Postalco shop in Japan, but are fortunately available online on OC's website.

Here's some of Postalco's great designs (leather and paper!):

And their work for Opening Ceremony:

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The New Black

As a devoted Moleskine junkie, I'm always on the hunt for any of their new products. Upon getting the new Pedlars (the coolest little UK shop) catalog, I was amazed to see Moleskines in an array of colors. I'm not a fan of pinks or bright colors, but I'm digging the blues.....You can but a set of two here.

(images from Pedlars)

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