A List Of Things / Marjolein Delhaas x Patter
A List Of Things / Marjolein Delhaas x Patter
A List Of Things / Marjolein Delhaas x Patter
A List Of Things / Marjolein Delhaas x Patter
A List Of Things / Marjolein Delhaas x Patter

A List Of Things / Marjolein Delhaas x Patter

$36.00

Make every list count. A thoughtfully designed notebook—each page a canvas for your daily tasks and grand schemes alike. Use it to organize your groceries, plan your next adventure, or jot down brilliant ideas as they strike. The minimalist layout invites personalization, with ample space to title your lists and satisfying tick boxes to mark your progress.

This notebook is a celebration of analog living in a digital world. The bookmark keeps your place, while the durable plastic cover protects your thoughts on the go. Tuck inspiring images or important receipts into the handy postcard pocket. From Rotterdam-based designer Marjolein Delhaas, known for her refined industrial aesthetic, A List of Things elevates listmaking to new heights.

We're among a select few U.S. retailers to stock this coveted item. Whether you're a seasoned list enthusiast or new to the practice, this notebook invites you to slow down, put pen to paper, and find joy in the simple act of writing. 

See our full collection by Marjolein Delhaas here.  

11.69 × 4.7 inch
90 coloured sheets (180 pages)
Wire-o binding

90 gsm FSC certified paper
Including a protection cover, bookmark and postcard.
Made in the Netherlands

We are pleased to offer the option of a free handwritten message on one of our signature gold edged notecards. Enter your text in the "Click here to add any order notes or gift messages” box on the first page of checkout. Notecards are only available to certain products; anything shipped from our rubber stamp warehouse is not eligible for a handwritten notecard, but if you enter a message in the box at checkout it will be printed on the packing slip. 
These carefully chosen and crafted pieces represent a considered mix of the esoteric and the highly pragmatic. Many of these simple things reflect the hand of the artisan or the quiet genius of the inventor. They are useful in ways that are difficult to quantify but, if pressed, we would say they make life a little more efficient and a lot more beautiful.

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