Spiral notebooks and hardcover journals with studio art on the cover and good paper inside.
Every grand plan starts as a scribble. Spiral and hardcover notebooks on acid-free paper, in the studio's own designs — for lists, recipes, travels, and the thoughts that don't survive a phone. The cover brings the flourish; the pages will keep your secrets. Arranged by design world.
The studio's largest world — roses, blossoms, and botanicals with a full heart. For rooms that refuse to be beige.
Shakespeare hid in a garden of English blooms — portraits of the playwright tucked among the roses like a literary game of hide-and-seek. For the writer who suspects every notebook is the first page of something bigger. All the world’s a stage; this is where the script starts.
Bluebirds, hummingbirds, and honest-working bees. The garden's residents, made comfortable indoors.
Lemons and oranges at their brightest, with olive branches for the quiet ones.
Delft blues and countryside toile — the classics, and they never go out of season.
Seashells, starfish, and striped ocean air. The coast, carried home.
Pop swirls, psychedelia, and kaleidoscope colour — the album-cover decades, all in one place.
Atomic lines and cocktail-hour colour, and the warm geometry of the fifties and sixties.
Nebulas, rocket romps, and the long view of Earth from orbit.
Fairy meadows, dancing goddesses, and forest floors with secrets. A little everyday magic.
Hibiscus and palm shade for the warmest room in the house.
Desert light and canyon colour — mesa stripes, cactus blooms, and high-desert sunsets.
Seven of these designs also live on a 15 oz ceramic mug — the same pattern for the page and the coffee beside it. Morning notes, properly equipped.
Regency damasks, arabesques, and baroque tapestries. Patterns with a pedigree.
Nine hardcover journals with vintage hand-lettered covers that say exactly what goes inside — Travels for the wanderer, Recipes for the family cook, Top Secret for whoever needs one. Collect the shelf, or give each person their word.
Designs that say it straight — where the word IS the art.
Ray's folk-art creatures, jewel-toned and entirely themselves.
The Inventor Series — seven hardcover journals, each wearing an antique portrait card of a great inventor: Franklin, Galileo, Edison and company. Laboratory notebooks for patent-pending dreamers.
Happy cowgirls on white horses and golden-hour prairie rides — the studio's western daydream, saddle optional.
Bring home a little bliss.
