Immerse yourself in our superb Notebooks selection, featuring a diverse range of high-quality, elegantly designed notebooks crafted to accompany you on life's many adventures. A notebook is more than a simple writing tool; it's a loyal companion that assists you in capturing fleeting ideas, treasured memories, and unique observations, fostering the growth and refinement of your thoughts. When I’m looking for cool stationeries near me, and I find a TK Maxx shop, I can rest assured I’ll find at least one or two cool notebooks. It’s not a proper stationery shop in London, I know, however, their notebook lines are always super attractive. The colorful shops and notebooks are playful and bring out the artist-writer in you. It’s no wonder why the designs and sometimes innovative products attract so many people. So much so that Paperchase London has over 125 shops in the UK only. From a stationery shop that opened its first retail location in 1968, they’ve gone a long way. If you’re looking for bold patterns and cute cherry blossom-themed products, Paperchase London will soon become your BFF. Today's communication landscape may be dominated by screens, apps and digital devices, but nothing beats the satisfying feeling of putting pen to paper. Our collection of luxury notebooks provides you with the best of the best from the stationary world. Explore croc-embossed detailing, limited editions exclusive to Selfridges, customisable books and Project Earth planet-friendly products. Since we’re here together today, let’s embark on an adventure to the best stationery shops London has to offer! From luxury stationery brands like Paperblanks to minimalist notebooks in London like Kikki K designs, you’ll find your fill of office supplies in London here.

If you’ve never heard of Japanese stationery, you’ve missed out. Until now, when you’ve come to know the best Japanese stationery shop London has to offer: Artbox Covent Garden. The kawaii stationery shop carries a full collection of diaries, erasers, letter sets, and pens all more attractive than the previous one. As far as the best stationery shops in London go, I’d say Paperchase ranks at the top of the list. The shops carry a full range of minimalist, cute, or luxury stationery brands – sometimes all three. What I didn’t know is that Paperchase offers a mindful hour every Sunday for the first hour of the day in their shops. This is an hour made to wake up peacefully, without music and dimmed lights meant to bring staff and employees to a calm state. That’s an initiative to appreciate from one of the biggest stationery brands in London. Ryman has a full collection of notebooks and diaries, coupled with some printer supplies for Epson or HP, and specific pens like the Sharpie brand. The first Ryman shop opened in 1893, making it one of the oldest stationery shops in London. More than just cute designs, TK Maxx stationery brands are more honest, serious, sober with this touch of fun or motivation we need to actually open it up and start writing goals inside. If you’re looking for luxury stationery brands in London, TK Maxx carries notebooks of brands such as Christian Lacroix, Smythson, and even Hugo Boss.Whether you’re an artist or just make to-do lists that essentially are works of art, the London Graphic Centre has got you covered. You can find every last combination of pen, pencil, notebook within their two floors, plus Proper Art Gear upstairs. If I’m not mistaken, Kikki K has taken the spot of the former 3ina shop in Covent Garden. Or maybe that’s the Lacoste shop that has taken its place – what a shame considering the quality of the 3ina makeup. Anyway. Kikki K London is that stationery brand that unravels the Swedish way of living. The Scandinavian stationery shop in London retails minimalist notebooks, pens, and a wide array of home products destined to simplify our life.

Just imagine being here: Photo: @sky_huo 4. Paperchase, Tottenham Court Road Photo: @madeleinemiranda Hard drive retention: Hard drive retention is not available on models with a soldered hard drive, including XPS 9315 2in1, Chromebooks or Venue tablets, except the Venue 11 Pro.Lately, as I was traveling between London and Rome, I went to the WH Smith shops in Luton Airport. That’s the thing; WH Smith has taken over the airport market, with over 600 shops in airports all over the world. What I love are their chunky notebooks, of course, but WH Smith stationery spans out much more.

It’s not exactly ‘secret’ London, but the enormz flagship outlet of Paperchase is essentially Disneyland for stationery obsessives. Across three floors you’ll find rainbow displays of coloured card and paper, gifts and trinkets, and somewhere, I promise, the type of diary that will enable you to finally organise your whirlwind lifestyle. Photo: @patricia_pea 5. Quill, Clerkenwell Photo: @quilllondon

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If you’re more Downton Abbey than Wes Anderson, Choosing Keeping is the stationery shop for you. There are beautiful notebooks, pens, rolls of wrapping paper, gift cards and more, all immaculately laid out, as you might expect. Quiver-inducing stuff. Photo: @instationerywetrust 3. London Graphic Centre, Covent Garden Photo: @bibiebibi Scribble, write and jot lists down on printed pieces. Our range boasts covers adorned with delicate florals, hand-marbling effects and playful illustrations, as well as a variety of solid colours. For adventurous types, a journal notebook makes a worthwhile companion to memorable excursions. Refillable versions mean the leather cover can become weathered over time, a keep-forever reminder of those trips away. Those are gifts that translate the easygoing Swedish mindset, and a will to create beautiful products – and memories. Inspiring and empowering, the weekly diaries from Kikki K London are bound to set you on the road to success.