1. Colored pencils with brass holder set from Schoolhouse Electric, available here.
2. Gold foil any-year daily planner in crème, designed by Julia Kostreva.  For sale here.
3. Marbled notebook from Scout & Catalogue, buy it here.
4. Classic brass paperclips at Present&Correct.  Purchase them here.
5. Gold notebook with pastel green and black cover from ARMINHO, find it here.
6. Customizable calendar stamps by Mizushima, via swiss miss.
7.  Serax stationery via 70percentpure.
8. Weekly journal, designed by Els & Nel.  Sold out for now, but worth keeping an eye out for next year.
9. Shapes postcard from Present&Correct.  Available here.

Find more beautiful stationery on my pinterest board.

I firmly believe you can never have enough notebooks.  Where else will you jot down ideas for diy’s and blogposts or collect your favorite places in a city you’re getting to know, take notes during class or write down memories?  It gets even better when you have a collection of pretty notebooks to choose from!  I have a decent amount of notebooks lying around, quite a few still waiting to be used for the first time, but I wouldn’t mind adding these to my collection at all.

1. Woodpecker notebook by tale, bringing the trees back to the paper.
2. Notebook with geometric print, available at papier tigre.  They have lots of other pretty stuff (like number 6 on this list), so take a look around in their webshop!
3. Notebooks with horseshoe print, handmade by Nightjarbooks.  This shop is closed for the moment, so you’ll have to wait patiently until March for this one.
4. Forest notebook, handmade by dozi, who sells all kinds of stuff with pretty prints.
5. Perforated notebooks, available at present & correct.  This amazing webshop sells pretty paper and office objects inspired by homework, the post office and school.
6. Functional notebooks, available at papier tigre.
7. Message postal notebook from Moleskine, a notebook that transforms into an envelope so you can send your thoughts instantly by mail.
8. Sloane stationary sells bespoke notebooks:  you can choose a color and an engraving.  (Photo by Carmo)

Currently on rotation / waiting to be used: (from left to right) muji planner (customized with washi tape from ikea, labels made with hema label maker and baker twine), hema black leather look notebook (customized with gold dot stickers from school supply shop), black notebook from muji (customized with white paint marker), notebook with angular lines from marnix & ally press days, muji cardboard notebook, flying tiger cardboard notebook.

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everything from muji, hema or random office supply stores

Pretty office supplies make studying so much more fun, don’t you think?  (Ok, I admit, I don’t exactly need an alphabet stamp set, fancy envelopes or watercolor paint to help me learn all about concrete or acoustics, but they do make for fun (and creative!) study breaks…)  I think I’m set when it comes to pretty notebooks and pens for a while, especially since my days of studying are coming to an end.  One more day.

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1. Handmade travel book, one of the many lovely notebooks available at ARMINHO.  (source)
2. Gold foiled notepads for happy notes from tokketok.
3. Keel’s simple diary, for all you people out there who never managed to keep a diary.  (source)
4. Pro/Con journal, could be helpful when making difficult decisions.  (source)
5. Moleskine pockets illustrated by hand with lovely animals and words of wisdom.  Find them at leanimale.

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