Marks and Spencer is known for their pretty yet affordable greeting cards and beautiful wrapping papers, but did you know that they have a proper stationery department too? I certainly don’t! Not until I came across it at Westfield White City.
It is called the “
Paper Library” collection, which the products are designed exclusively for M&S by
Tigerprint. Tigerprint has been designing greeting cards for M&S since 1996, but I wasn’t aware that the full stationery collection “Paper Library” has hit M&S since July 2014!!
If you are a stationery addict, like myself, you could spend a good hour or two just looking at everything! The department is full of notebooks, pens, washi tapes, stamps, paper clips, sticky notes… Ah! Heaven!
All products are displayed in cute collections that makes me want to buy them all!
My favourite is the centre table where it has so many pens and cute paper clip and many more! There are so many cute things to look at that I just don’t know where to start!
The
Paper Library collections is available in store (I think it’s only in a chosen few) and
online (mainly notebooks and pens). I am hoping that there will be a stationery department in every M&S very soon! Just like there has to be a shoe department…
Don’t forget to check out
Tigerprint website too! Their website is packed with prints and patterns and I feel so inspired after browsing their website.
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