For Fall 2014 we've added a new design in two vivid colours to one of our most popular series of journals, the Silver Filigree Collection. Originally designed in Germany in the early 1800s, the gilded and polished silver motif...
We are pleased to spotlight the four newest designs in our Mini Reporter format. Joining the Black Moroccan and Foiled Mini Reporter books added to the Paperblanks catalogue in Fall 2011 are designs from our Silver Filigree, Leonardo’s Sketches,...
We're pleased to spotlight one of Paperblanks' newest collections: Parisian Mosaic.
The Design: Inspired by an 18th-Century Leather Mosaic Binding
Our Parisian Mosaic Collection was inspired by an 18th-century leather mosaic binding executed in Paris by master binder Nicolas-Denis Derome. Descended...
Using a color-coding system with your planner can be very effective. Not only is it perfect for the more visual-minded types but in general it can make information more memorable and noticeable.
1. Choose Your Supplies
First thing's first: choose your...
With its intricate flying buttresses and ornate religious sculptures, the Duomo di Milano represents the pinnacle of Italian Gothic architecture.
Telling a story of faith and art that spans centuries, the cathedral is truly a must-see among the many...
Our new 12-month business planners are great tools to help you meet your goals, both personal and professional. By beginning the coming business year with actions and intentions in mind, you are sure to put your best foot forward...
As part of our 30th anniversary celebrations, we recently asked our Instagram followers what their favourite Paperblanks cover design of all time is. And wow, we were blown away by the responses! From some of our earliest designs (Book...
The luxurious personal prayer book known as the Spinola Hours is one of the most visually sophisticated Flemish manuscripts of the 16th century.
We are honoured to feature this unparalleled example of illumination from the J. Paul Getty Museum as...
Take a trip through a fantastic world of underground cities, hot air balloons, tree-top towns, and haunted houses. Behold the magical world of Pierre the Maze Detective!
The image reproduced here is from Pierre the Maze Detective: The Search for...
Over our nearly 30 years, we have often turned to the textile designs of Arts and Crafts artist William Morris for inspiration.
Morris specialized in the ancient technique of hand woodblock printing to create his textile patterns and sought inspiration...