Lovingly maintained Hermes Baby typewriter. £175 UK delivery only. Someone want to pick it up for me?
(via Present & Correct)
Mix it up
Remodelista featured this lovely workspace with a mix of simple modern pieces and vintage finds. Click through to “steal this look”.
Better Work Enviroment? Add a Plant or 11.
According to Gardenista, the best way to improve your work environment is to add some real live greenery in the form of a plant. Acutally, eleven plants. According to a study by NASA plants help to break down the stale, carbon dioxide-laden air and filter out harmful organic compounds but you’ll need eleven plants for every one cubicle dweller. Even a teeny, tiny, little plant might help clean the air and brighten your work space like the succulent pictured above.
Nicely Noted Notecard Subscriptions
Last week, I listed several of the paper-related subscription services. I failed to mention Nicely Noted which is a letterpress notecard subscription service. Once a month a kit arrives with three cherry-picked letterpress notecards and postage (current USPS stamps). You can purchase a monthly subscription for $18 or select a gift subscription of 2-, 3-, 6-months or a year.
If you do not live in a major metropolitan area with access to independent card shops, Paper Source or the like, this would be a great way to get some small press stationery. It would also make a great gift for your favorite letter writer.
(Photography by Kate Lesueur, All Rights Reserved.)
Bucket List Notebook
Feeling the need to get those lifetime goals on paper? Check out the Mi Goals Bucket List notebook to capture all those goals and desires and chart out a plan to make them a reality.
Start by jotting down 100 things you’d to do before you kick the bucket in the front of the book and then use the subsequent printed pages to chart your course.
The A5 sized notebook in available with black, white or kraft colored cover. It retails for $19.95 AUD from our friends over at Notemaker but if you use the coupon code “WELLAPPDESK12” at checkout, you’ll receive 10% off your order.
LunaTik Touch Pen
LunaTik Touch Pen from MINIMAL on Vimeo.
The Lunatik TouchPen was a Kickstarter project to combine a touchscreen stylus with a rollerball ink pen in one tool. After receiving funding, the pens have been produced and are now available for sale. Our friends at JetPens are currently stocking them in the original alloy for $39.95 and the brightly colored polymer plastic models for $19.95.
My question though is can we swap in other pen refills like say a Pilot Hi-Tec-C? Has anyone tried one yet and hacked the refill?
Link Love: Pen and Papers and Inks, oh my!
Pens, Inks & Pencils
- AvantNext 0.5 mm Gel Pen (via From the Pen Cup)
- To Write a Mockingbird (via Pencil Revolution)
- J. Herbin 1670 Bleu Ocean video (via Penpaperandco)
- Sharpie vs. Bic Mark It (via Office Supply Geek)
- Shades of Black (via JetPens)
- Namiki Falcon Write-up (via The Penny Writer)
Paper Goods
- The Guardian devotes a whole category to stationery news. I clearly live on the wrong side of the pond. (via Notebook Stories)
- Pelle Journal Review (via Notebook Stories)
- The Future of Paper Planners (via QuoVadis)
- Why you should send a thank you card (via Dwell featuring Chandra Greer from Greer)