It's been awhile...

We've been quiet for some time, but have something to shout about. The ever-creative and super-informative newsletter extraordinaire team at goop recently contacted us to create stationery to feature on their Entertaining Prep newsletter this week. Well, when goop comes calling...

A decorative border and a punchy colour were featured on this square, letterpressed invite. A perfect mix of sophistication and elegance to announce the celebration of Chelsea's 21st birthday.

On the (book)mark

Inspired by their love of literary greats, the bride and groom wanted to reflect a bit of their passion for reading in the design of their wedding. As the invitation tends to act as an introduction of the wedding look and feel, we created a bookmark invitation to announce this theme. With one side in English and the other in German, each guest's name was written on the invitation. Grey and white striped twine adorned the invitation and a grey envelope lined in a pop of orange completed the invitation suite.

A lovely little letterpress print

A recent print that found it's way to the studio is proof that sometimes that best things in life are the most simple in design. A collaboration between Blush and Jim Williams is the perfect example. Choosing six fonts they found to be the most inspiration, a print of the alphabet was created on a vintage Heidelberg cylinder printing press. Bauer Bodoni has never looked so good.

Happy V-day

Could there be a more love-ly message to receive on V-day?

A lovely thank you

Hand-written thank you notes are a special thing, but even more so when received from a client and penned on an R+J bespoke design. Featuring a special moment of their wedding day, this letterpressed notecard contained slits on the front of the card, allowing a photo to featured on the card design. The photo could then be removed and kept as a keepsake at a later point. With their custom logo featured on the card and on the liner, this design was complete.

On trend

With the spring trends of pretty pastels and powder pink colours appearing in shops, our recent invitation design for a Bat Mitzvah seems quite appropriate. This letterpressed invitation, RSVP card and flat notecard featured colour combos fit for a young girl, while sophisticated patterns and font choices allowed the design to feel modern. The hand-lined envelope allowed for a fun pop of colour to appear and introduce the recipient to the feel of the celebration. In a chilly London town, these colours bring a bit of warmth.

Shiny and lovely

A lovely pattern and gorgeous gold lined envelopes are a great combo.

Save the Date

Featuring the all important wedding date as the focus, this letterpressed Save the Date also included accommodation suggestions for friends and family. A graphic punch of colour to start the New Year.