Monjojo

Wow, I definitely want these furniture in my house by front design .

font by design-milk.

This handmade journal has 288 unlined pages and it is 4.8″ x 4.8″ (12cm x 12 cm) size book and 1″thick (2.5 cm).
The cover is made from english bookcloth embellished.

I made these books using a range of papers:
white unlined papers, graph paper, recycled paper. The book opens flat.

Book size:
4.8″ x 4.8″ (12cm x 12 cm) ; 1″thick (2.5 cm)
288 pages

available at my etsy shop.

This handmade journal has 192 unlined pages and it is a A5 size book and 1″thick (2.5 cm).
The cover is made from heavy cardboard screen printed on Gocco machine. The spine is made from a printed english bookcloth.

I made these books using a range of papers:
white unlined papers, graph paper, colored paper, recycled paper, and rescued paper.
Each book is unique and yours may vary a little since paper are hand-picked random in order to compose the book. The book opens flat.

available at my etsy shop.

Now you can find Alice in this gorgeous pendant from Rachel, creator of Analiese Design. Find more on her etsy shop.

Eba!! Agora a Alice também virou pingente. Em parceria com a Rachel da Analiese Design. Veja mais coisinhas lindas na loja dela.

I simply love those patterns from PataPri. It’s colorful, fun and gives a hip to any kitchen. The creator of PataPri is a japanese designer Yuko who lives in Chicago. She does everything, from the design concept to the screen printing on the linen.

When I was living in London, I used to go to Portobello Road Market to hunt antique stuff for my house. One of my favorites find is this letterpress tray, that I hang up on the wall to display my toys. Perfect, I just regret I didn’t bought more, though.

After a long time out, I’ve back on creating new journals for Monjojo Shop. This little one is perfect to carry around with you in your purse, bag or backpack. Light, it has 40 pages to take quick notes, use as a planner and what else you might need when you’re out of home.
It also works great for keeping by you bed to jot down dreams. You can find more info here: www.monjojo.etsy.com

The place I like the most when I’m visiting someone’s house is the kitchen. The kitchen is the heart of a home, where you can find out how people live and their lifestyle. Yes, I’m a curious person that loves to see what’s inside your fridge =P

When I found out about this book “Hungry Planet: What the World Eats” by Peter Menzel, I was amazed by the stunning pictures and had a really great time seeing what all those 30 families from different countries eat on a daily basis around the world. If you want to understand someone’s culture, start by the food. That’s what I do every time I get to go to a new country - go straight to their supermarket and food markets on the street.

The Zub is one of Nooka’s many timepieces to use linear and graphic figures to tell the time. Rubber soft to the touch, and they come in inspiring colors.

This shop carrys handmade goods from many artists. Good for window shopping =)