Everyone needs a calling card. If you don’t want to design your own or go through a service like Moo, How About Orange offers these sweet printable calling cards. Download the free font associated with it and launch Acrobat. Set your information and then print them out onto cardstock and cut to size. Voila! Now, if someone asks “Do you have a card?” you can say, “Why yes I do!” (via How About Orange)
This is the desk of Morgane from Les Composantes. She sued the back of an old painting with the weathered frame and struts showing as her inspiration board. The whole space is clean and bright but utterly feminine.
(via Design*Sponge)
While exploring Etsy, I found another Dymo. This one is a more vintage model, the Dymo Maxi 1755. $18
I absolute love old, analog Dymo tape sticker devices. I probably own about 15 different ones but I don’t have one of these — yet. Small and ergonomic and ready to label anything and everything. Unlike those new-fangled electronic labellers, these never require batteries and they last forever. $27.99
(via Wonderland Room)
I found another wonderful little tool at Wonderland Room on Etsy. Its this DIY envelope template. Use old papers, magazines or scraps to make envelopes for your correspondence. Fun and environmental too.
(via Wonderland Room)
Add some whimsy to those notebooks and textbooks with these silly diecut page tabs. Puts a smile on your face even if you’re reading the latest profit analysis report.
via Wonderland Room
This gold tufted chair with black accents takes center stage when set against the midnight blue pinboard and vanishing glass-and-chrome trestle desk.
(via AMANDA NISBET DESIGN)
