Paperblanks Stories

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It may be only the beginning of August, but we already have autumn on our minds. Our Fall 2016 collection is coming to stores and we are so excited to share these new designs with you! This year we are introducing...
Our Paperblanks Traveller series usually takes a look at the exotic and adventurous places Paperblanks users take their journals. This time, however, we have a very special Christmas edition! On a recent visit to Santa's Official Home in Rovaniemi, Finland, a...
“Childhood is a time of great discovery. It is a time when every morning brings new knowledge about the world and you can’t wait to get up and explore. Most of the people I grew up with were of...
Marie Skłodowska Curie (1867–1934) was a Polish and naturalized French scientist best known for her pioneering research on radioactivity. Seemingly contradicting the principle of energy conservation, her discoveries forced a reconsideration of the foundation of physics, allowing scientists and...
Our Craftsmanship Standards is a series of articles that take you behind the scenes of Paperblanks. Quality is the single most important part of the design process of our books.
Inside the original 1910 version of our Daphnis & Chloe journal cover design lay one of the oldest and most effortlessly romantic stories ever written. This gilt and crushed levant morocco binding by Émile-Philippe Mercier contained Jacques Amyot’s French translation...
We are delighted to introduce our special partnership with Laurel Burch Studios and Totemic Brands as a celebration of 50 years of Laurel Burch, featuring reproductions of the vivid, vibrant paintings by the internationally renowned artist. It is our pleasure...
Classical decorative inlay art includes intricately carved floral patterns and entwining geometric shapes embedded with finely coloured precious and semiprecious stones. This cover design is a fine example of these hallmarks of the inlay decorative technique and was captured...
Here at the Endpaper Blog, we love living vicariously through your travels. It's always exciting to see where our Paperblanks journals and dayplanners end up. This month, we're taking a look at Shanti's trip to Oslo, Norway. We're pleased...
French artist Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841–1919) was one of the leading painters of the Impressionist movement, acclaimed for his portraiture, dreamy landscapes, and use of vibrant light and saturated colour. Renoir was born into a family of modest means, and much...