Although you might find your happiness down the Staples aisle - and there is nothing wrong with that - more often than not the interesting stationery pieces happen to be located off the mainstream retail track. Here are some right little gems to get you started and lend a spring to your creative step. If vintage is your thing, you're in for a treat: we've got it covered as far back as the late 17th century!
Write like you mean it! ✂Drawing Set, Paris, circa 1690, auctioned off by Invaluable |
Don't be square! ✂'Clarence' die-cut fold-out greeting card from a print by Sarah Young,via The Blank Card Company |
Lighten up your nota bene! ✂'In a Write Spot' notepad by award-winning BerinMade for Chronicle Books, via Modcloth |
Ink big! ✂'Vert Empire' Fountain Pen Ink in Napoléon Glass Bottle by the oldest name in pen inks in the world, J. Herbin |
Stay sharp! ✂Caran d'Ache Pencil Sharpener by the reputed Swiss maison Caran d'Ache, via Calepino |
Take your pick! ✂Eraser Pick & Mix by classic/ vintage office supplier, Present & Correct |
Stick with it! ✂Paper Glue (with a marzapan aroma!), via Labour and Wait |
Say it with flowers! ✂'Shanghai Garden' Thank You greeting card by Rifle Paper Co. |
It's the thought that counts! ✂'Bouquet' Thank You greeting card by Rifle Paper Co. |
Always a cut above! ✂Beak Bird Scissors by Danish studio HAY for MoMA Store |
Water cooler antidote! ✂Yarrow Tea Stems by Le Bénéfique, via La Petite Papèterie Française |
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