Mid-century minimalism at its finest.
(via Pinterest)
When your pencil sharpening needs go into overdrive, you might need the drill-powered pencil sharpener. Available from C. H. Hanson and touted to be the World’s first chuckable drill powered pencil sharpener. Just another reason I need more power tools!
C.H. Hanson also carries Rite in the Rain water-resistant notepads and Pencil Armor for carpeneter pencils. What a treasure trove of hardcore writing tools!
(via (NOTCOT))
The Infinite Doodle Art Print by Erica Strandberg. 8×8” for $15. Stretched canvases, t-shirts and hoodies are also available with this design.
(via Gawker Artists Shop)
This is actually the cashwrap station of the boutique Delicatessen in Tel Aviv but it’s such a clever workspace solution I just had to feature it here. Recycled furniture is painted white to unify it and then the space below it is glowing. A countertop was added to the old sideboard to create a larger work surface and the secretary desk also had a larger surface added to the top. Both pieces were then mounted to the wall under the open staircase.
(via The Cool Hunter)
Happy National Pencil Day! March 30, 1858, is when Hymen Lipman received a patent for a pencil with an attached eraser. The eraser-tipped pencil is 153 years old today!
Happy National Pencil Day! March 30, 1858, is when Hymen Lipman received a patent for a pencil with an attached eraser. The eraser-tipped pencil is 153 years old today!
ARGH! How could I have missed the actual day?!?! Happy belated birthday to my beloved wood-encased sticks of graphite (sometimes topped with vinyl or rubber caps)!
(via Pencils.com)
I found these two small, pocket spiral notepads on a trip to the antique mall. Both had the worn brown, heavyweight waxed covers and aged yellow, lined paper. How could I pass them up?
Shouldn’t every man have a notepad and a pencil in his shirt pocket? (by me)
Vintage-y Scripto eraser box (by me)