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Tea Cup Caddy
Tea Cup desk caddy is a set of three merged porcelain tea cups, complete with delicate blue graphics, perfect for storing pens and pencils and various clips and desk detritus. $29.90
(via one of our loyal readers, Helene)
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Lily Kim of JetPens recently did a guest post on Uppercase magazine’s blog about finding the right pen to improve your handwriting.
One point I think that wasn’t brought up in her piece was the speed at which you write and how that might effect your penmanship. Some inks feel considerably slicker which aids in speed but maybe not in tidiness. And also the pen combined with the texture or smoothness of your paper. For example, I love the cleanliness and waterproof qualities of the Pilot Envelope pens but, boy, are they ever slippery! I recommend combining them with paper with a bit of tooth to it or its like ice skating!
(via UPPERCASE)
Beautiful vintage Olympia typewriter.
(by Sebastian Kuntz at i am sebastian)
White-on-white workspace inspires those who love a “blank slate”. From Kikki K. stationery shop in Sydney.
(via Remodelista)
I know I’m supposed to be admiring the ironic log wallpaper but I cannot get past the gorgeous mid-century blonde wood desk and turquoise typewriter. The tea set is also fantastic as is the owl vase. Dream desk for writing letters… for me, anyway.
(via LONDON DESIGN GUIDE)
Malmö or Paris is the title of the blog post that featured this workspace. Clean white, sparse and understated with tons of natural light. Definitely an aspirational space.
(via emmas designblogg)