Just a perfect store for paper junkies. Very helpful…read moreservice. Wonderful selection of products. This is a Firenze gem.

If you have a fetish for paper and stationary, as do I, then you should not go in here unless you…read moreare prepared to buy thoughtful gifts for yourself and others. Nice collection of all sorts of unique items like travel journals and nib pens with colorful inks. They custom make their notebook and diary covers in a process called marbling. You can see it in the photos.

This is my favorite paper store in all of Florence. I've looked in many other ones and refuse to go…read moreelse where! The shop is small and quaint, the people that work there are very sweet, and you can see them binding the books and working on projects right in front of you. They also take credit card and if you buy any leather good they can stamp any name/initials on it for 2-3 euros. I stocked up on gifts here before I left! Highly recommend at least a look for a true artisan shop!! They have a cart in the leather district around central market as well.

The price is on point. We bought a leather journal engraved with our names, two bookmarks, a…read moreportfolio with the boyfriend's name for work, and a mini one for me! All the leather is high quality, we are very happy with our purchases, and glad we were recommended this shop!

There are several locations around the city. If you call ahead, you might even be able to attend a…read moredemonstration and how they make their paper. If you're going to Venice, then you should wait by your paper products there, but if not shop here. It'll make you want to write letters. The stationary is high-quality and beautiful.

I stumbled into this particular shop with my mother on a whim after visiting one of Il Papiro's…read morelocation on via Guicciardini on the other side of the Ponte Vecchio. This shop is smaller, but it has a much warmer atmosphere. After looking around for a few minutes, the shop's manager, Riccardo, waved us over the back of the shop where he keeps his demonstration station. He gave us an impromptu show of how he creates the marbled paper using a time-honored technique of mixing water, pigments and some wallpaper paste. Despite the ease with which he arranged the pigments in the water-paste solution, Riccardo told us that the difficult part was recreating the same pattern time after time. His jovial attitude and genuine excitement for his hand-made art was extremely uplifting when Florence is being overrun by knock-off and mass-produced products. After the demonstration, my mom and I picked up a number of the marble paper products to give as gifts to friends, and Riccardo was happy to wrap everything nicely for us. My visit here really gave me a new-found appreciation for the marbled paper works.

Such a cute little spot to pick up souvenirs! The space is large and even with tons of people…read morewalking around inside, it doesn't feel overwhelming. Theres a million things to choose from, from postcards to magnets and posters to figurines. Everything is reasonably priced and the staff is very kind. I love that they even sell stamps and have a mailbox inside to send a card out right from the store.

Love a good stationary shop and this place was nice to walk around. It's not huge but it is packed…read morewith various things. Ultimately bought a cute pen and think it'll be a nice desk adornment. Worth at least popping in to browse.

Stumbled upon this delightful shop while wandering around Florence this afternoon. The products…read moresold here are of incredible quality and absolutely beautiful. The staff was incredibly kind and gracious and I felt very welcomed. It was especially great to watch patrons getting their leather products custom stamped. I'd definitely recommend this shop to anyone looking for a uniquely Florentine gift for someone. Also, although a previous reviewer said they didn't take credit cards, they did while I visited today!

Really nice books. Pricey and don't take credit cards but really nice staff. They embellish…read moreinitials on books for free.

I loved this store. I'm an art historian who had always dreamed of studying in Florence. I never…read moregot the chance, but my husband, then boy friend at the time, made it all up to me when he proposed to me there back in 2011! We stopped into this store just by accident and I fell in love. We bought a Christmas ornament and a spoon rest. I cherish them both, but unfortunately the spoon rest broke last month when we moved :-( I so wish they had a website. I'd buy more from them no matter the shipping! If you're in the area stop by- it's awesome!

My mom and I always shop here when we visit Florence. Quality product and good selection of hand…read morepainted pottery.

This really cute store is such a great find if you like calligraphy utensils, leather bound…read morejournals, or uncommon writing tools. It's a writers wet dream if you ever get to step in it. If you are looking for a seal and wax for sealing official documents with your initials. There are some really cool options. Yeah, definitely a fan of this place.

If you find yourself in the area of Mercato Centrale in Florence take a break from all the the…read morehustle of the street vendors and take the time to stop in and visit a true proprietor at Scrivimi located at Piazza del Mercato Centrale 40R. If you're looking for a gift for a writer in your life, this is the place to visit. The proprietor was so helpful and not at the least bit pushy, it was a welcome relief from the nearby street merchants. From leather bound journals, wax seals, eclectic post cards just to name a few things that caught our eye at Scrivimi. It was a pleasure to patronize this establishment and I highly suggest everyone take a peek inside this shop. You won't be disappointed.

We were wandering from Ponte Vecchio to Palazzo Pitti and I happened to see the gorgeous window…read moredisplay this store had. I'm a sucker for owl things (and who isn't, lol?) and they seemed to have such cute stuff I had to come in and check it out. The people working here are so nice and really helpful. They have a large collection of stuff here, from figurines (what I was after) to their large number of hand painted paper items. One of the ladies working noticed I was looking for owl things, so she pointed out a few things for me I hadn't seen (the store is a bit overwhelming with it's copious amount of items.) Honestly, I would have just left with my one figurine but with her help, I bought a few more items than intended. I will say this place is a bit expensive. But it's understandable given the quality of the items.

This place was amazing for kids! I had heard that they do demonstrations of how they make the paper…read moreand that this location was one of them (there are many in the city). We arrived and I did not want to straight up ask, so we milled around looking at stuff and within minutes, an employee asked us if we wanted a demonstration. It was a very in-depth thorough demonstration and he was so good with the kids. It lasted about 5 minutes and then they got to keep the paper. I think it helped that we were one of the only ones in the store at the time, so we got the personal demonstration. We ended up buying a few items, which were expensive, but super high quality and good keepsakes of our trip.