Salvation Jane‘s actual workspace with no styling or tidying. Messy but totally real and usuable.
(via Interiors Porn from Design Files)
Salvation Jane‘s actual workspace with no styling or tidying. Messy but totally real and usuable.
(via Interiors Porn from Design Files)
Get a free template and slideshow tutorial for making your envelopes from scrap paper. Use an old map, last year’s calendar, thrift store books, wrapping paper or other bits of ephemera to create unique envelopes.
(via Country Living)
Since a picture is often worth a thousand words, please admire the above photo and this simple technique for using that ubiquitous office tool, the staple remover, to make adding keys to your keyring a little less painful.
(via Livehacker)
Whether your tastes lean analog or digital, these embroidered notebook paper pouches can help keep you organized. The smaller 7×9″ is perfect for pens and pencils. The larger 9×10.5″ holds an iPad. $22
(via Quirk Gallery)
There is a wonderful visual Tumblr blog called We Love Stationery which is filled with all kinds of paper, pencil and office sundry goodness. If you just don’t get your fill here, pop over there and enjoy all the inspiration and images.
For access to the specific posts referenced in the image above, here are the links in order, left to right, top to bottom: Poketo Ideas notebook, Pilot mechanical pencils, erasers and wrinkled paper, pink Royal typewriter, rubber stamps: neatly organized, Pelikan eraser, L&C Hardmuth pencils, string and button envelope