On hundred pages and one pencil is a notebook with a diecut slot to hold your pencil with your notes. No need to clip it along the spine or rubber band the two together. Now if only they had figured out a spot for the sharpener. £7.50 for large book and £5 for small book.
(via SUCK UK)
The height of Hollywood glam in an office suite: curvaceous desk, Phillipe Starck ghost chair and decorative mirrors against a raw silk wall in midnight blue. Ooo la la!
(via La Dolce Vita)
I admit it. I’ve been withholding telling you about Cute Tape because I was hoarding all the cute deco tape, rubber stamps and stationery all for myself. But the guilt set in and now I fee obliged to share. Cute Tape is a great source for washi tapes and so much more. See? I share all my best sources with you!
(via www.cutetape.com)
Another fabulous pin from Sandi aka Benandi. This one is a hand drawn Royal Typewriter Brooch Pin. $6
(via Benandi on Etsy)
Another workspace found on Design*Sponge. This one is much busier and playful but just as functional. This is illustrator Raymond Beisinger’s space. His wife, Elizabeth Hudson, is a clothing and accessories designer so her workspace is dominated by a vintage sewing machine.
(via Design*Sponge)
This is a loving portrait of the tried-and-true Pink Pearl eraser by Jordan Crane. Its a 26”x4-” silkscreen print available for $40.
(via Boing Boing)
We have inspired others! Congrats to Iamdawt for finding this sweet faux woodgrain labelmaker. Go forth and thrift for your own labeller — no batteries required!
Reading about The Well Appointed Desk’s collection of vintage label makers made me want one again. I spotted this one at Savers the other day, came with one refill, for $2.99. Score! My first label now has a place of honor on the front of my laptop, just under Serenity.
