19 March 2012

09 March 2012


Check out this most splendid home of Norwegian based ceramic designer Silje Aune Eriksen, which featured in Elle Decoration, Norway. Full post here. 

Photography by: Trine Thorsen and styling by Kirsten Visdal. Found via SF girl by bay.

05 March 2012


Aren't these birds just beautiful? They're made from recycled/unwanted wood. Made by Norwegian Lars Bellar Fjetland of Bellar. The packaging is rather splendid too. 

22 February 2012


Thank you to The Independent for featuring one of our vintage typewriters. Unfortunately, it has sold, but there are a few more left. More stock coming soon. 

The man with all of his stationery, pictured, could look more thrilled! 

This has given us an idea, to document all of our typewriters, vintage sellotape tins, typewriter ribbon tins and other retro stationery. What do you own? Would love to hear...

PS: The delightful Katie Treggiden from Confessions of a Design Geek featured our studio space as part of her Creative Spaces series.  

07 February 2012





We are delighted to be included in Charlotte Rivers (of Lottie Loves) new book I love Stationery.

We were contacted nearly a year ago about this, but can now reveal that we're featured. It covers a wide variety of techniques, like illustration, screen printing, letterpress, papercut and engraving. It also includes profiles of stationery designers including Egg Press, Darling Clementine, Present and Correct, Sukie and Snap and Tumble. There are also lots of other useful references, like suppliers, trade shows etc. If you love a bit of stationery, then this is a great book for you. 

{images by Nancy and Betty Studio}

25 December 2011


Sanna Annukka designed these tins for Marks and Spencer (except the top right one) a couple of years ago, but they're still brilliant. Check out the rest of her work, like these wooden soul birds and be inspired - Scandi style, well, she is half-Finnish.

04 December 2011


How marvellous is this bow? Lee Broom has collaborated with Max Fraser on his Joy of Living project. How great would this year's presents look wrapped in graph paper, with this big bow on the top? Just need some red ribbon. 

Graph paper, tease of colour and shinyness. We love!