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A clean desk may be a sign of a sick mind, but an orderly desk can be the staging ground...
Maybe it’s just me, but staying focused deskside has been quite the challenge lately. I’m sure it’s partially because I...
You know that ledge people talk about, as in “I need to be talked off the ledge?” Me and my personal ledge are getting rather cozy of late. Some of those frequent visits have involved the very transition you see before you — and while I’m very excited about all the...
Greeting cards have been receiving a lot of well-deserved attention during the isolating circumstances of quarantine, but there’s another domain...
I feel like once I have lost an hour of Sunday morning sleep, something really wonderful has got to be...
Pouches have taken the gift & stationery industry by storm, and with good reason: They’re as practical as they are pretty. What I love most about them is that they are the natural enemies of clutter. Whether they are holding essentials within a bigger handbag or stowing the detritus that...
Whatever you’re doing, make the time to run to Target to check out their most recent collaboration with Sugar Paper...
Welcome to TPC’s fourth installment of the National Stationery Show’s Insider Guide. First up are picks from Chelsea Shukov of sugar paper los...
Happy New Year! If you don’t have a planner or calendar yet, it’s still not too late — just hop on over to your nearest Office Depot or Office Max and check out the ultra-posh Nicole Miller range from Blue Sky. Combining fashion and function for the modern career woman (that’s...
I’ve been hearing retailers grumble about internet shopping, well, since internet shopping came to be. Of course this is with...
Ready for more paper beauty? First up we’ve got this lovely foiled bottle of champagne to toast National Stationery Show,...
Back in October, I wrote about Sugar Paper Los Angeles’ Target collection. One of the images I featured included a brass snail letter opener and ruler, and I assumed they were just vintage props. Well, I couldn’t have been more wrong (in a good way) — they were actually a glimpse into...
