Writing in a beautiful notebook can be one of the most amazing feelings in the world. Paperblanks has the perfect products for this activity regardless of how picky you are.
The company has been creating writing material with the help of the world’s most recognizable art and literature since it was founded 30 years ago. The products can certainly be regarded as contemporary masterpieces.
The cover designs are so intricate and detailed that you will find something you have missed years after your purchase.
The company’s designers work with museums and art galleries around the globe to recreate some of the most popular artworks on their covers.
One of their recent designs feature Van Gogh’s “Irises” on the cover. Another of their most popular products is the embellished manuscripts collection that has quotations from some of the most popular works in English literature.
From how the journals are sewn to the clasp that helps secure them, each part of the design makes them look like they belong in a museum.
The cream-colored paper exude a warmth that makes it a pleasure to write on.
The journals come in different sizes, in hard and soft covers, and cater for those needing either planners or notebooks for general use.
The handiest size is the “mini” because it fits into almost all bags. The elastic clasp, despite not being the most beautiful, is quite functional.
The company’s website is user-friendly and allows one to choose a design with the click of a mouse, and also access detailed information on the inspiration behind the creation.
In Saudi Arabia, Paperblanks journals are sold at Virgin Megastores.
What We Are Buying Today: Paperblanks journals
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What We Are Buying Today: Paperblanks journals
- From how the journals are sewn to the clasp that helps secure them, each part of the design makes them look like they belong in a museum
Saudi 100 Brands showcases four Saudi labels in Paris
DUBAI: The Saudi 100 Brands initiative has partnered with Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann for a three-week pop-up showcasing Saudi designers in the French capital.
The pop-up event runs until Feb. 16 and presents a curated selection of Saudi designers, offering a diverse view into the Kingdom’s evolving fashion landscape.
The initiative brings together womenswear labels Leem and Aleena alongside unisex brands SADF and The Coded Mail.
According to the brand, Leem’s mission is to curate stylish pieces designed exclusively for today’s fashion-conscious woman. Aleena, meanwhile, is a young Saudi brand offering sophisticated premium day and evening wear with a distinctive contemporary feel. And
SADF takes inspiration from Saudi cultural heritage using premium Italian fabrics and The Coded Mail positions itself at the crossroads of streetwear and art.
“The pop-up represents a natural next step for The Coded Mail - taking our language and energy into a new space. It’s about connection, dialogue, and seeing how our pieces live in a different city,” Mohamed Almajed, founder of The Coded Mail, said in a released statement.
