Hi I have an offer for you! I am a digital artist based in London and believe you could benefit…read morefrom selling my art prints. If I had to label my artistic style I'd probably call it visionary, neon and fantasy. My Instagram page is called Sofiev Art. Here's my website also: https://sofievart.com/

Ok, I think I've got this right, but forgive any mistakes because Prints is more well-traveled than…read moreCarmen Sandiego: So, a business that started out in Singapore. That champions Scandinavian design. That has its first European outpost in London. Prints sells everything stationary-related from binders to notebooks to wrappings to bags. To really legitimize their Scandi-legacy, they also peddle designs from the popular Finnish designer Marimekko. However, what I go for are the cards. They are bright and punchy and irreverent and cheeky and hit all the right chords. I especially like the cards that bring extra bling to the equation courtesy of multi-coloured foil. Novel and unique. Friends and family back home love them so, well...I keep sending them. Slight annoyance: they sell envelopes separately. Yelp note: there's an online store at prints-international.com (payment via PayPal)

Such a cute store! I got lost looking at all the stuff they had to offer, from party supplies to…read moregiant posters. They had really good deals and really unique cards (I got two since my friends had just had their birthday's.) I definitely recommend this store for their cute, different products. If you're from out of the country like I am, they have really good, unique souvenirs, too!

This Paperchase store is a really large store and is one of three of the brand's flagship stores,…read morealongside my local store in Manchester and a branch in Glasgow. The location of this store is decent, it is on Tottenham Court Road and is basically right next to Argos, and opposite Superdrug and Natwest (or at least a few minutes walk away on the other side of the road) This store is quite large, but the selection of stock is merely average for a store of its size, even compared to other Paperchase stores, I didn't notice a lot of cool items which they didn't sell in other stores, for example in terms of lever arch folders, they all seemed the same with nothing new compared to other flagship stores such as Manchester, and more smaller stores such as Newcastle or Liverpool. The store is over three floors, there is a bookshop and Tinderbox Coffee Shop on the first floor and a Crafts / Magazine floor on the Second. The staff around the store didn't seem too friendly either. This store overall was quite impressive in terms of size but for everything else, it was just average. I'm struggling here, although the size of the store is impressive I can't help but feel some aspects with the feel of the store, the service not being great, the level of products not being as good as one would expect from the size of the store, and the unwelcoming nature as you enter the store, I sadly feel it deserves just two-stars.

If you're a sucker for cute notebooks, pens, pencils, stationery, diaries, scrapbooking... DON'T GO…read moreIN HERE. I repeat, DON'T GO IN HERE. IT'S A TRAP. I just want to buy.all.the.notebooks Loved their products, not only because of the variety of items, but also for the cute designs. The shop is really pretty and the staff were super nice and helpful. I'm glad I don't have one of these where I live cause I'd simply go bankrupt.

I came here to get some funky London inspired postcards and stickers as souvenirs for back home…read more Great customer service.

We went because to the location on bond street on our last trip to London. It is Butterfly Mark…read morecertified an Independent verification of the highest sustainability standards and because Smythson catered European Royalty and the Indian Maharajas and Grace Kelly, Katharine Hepburn, Claudette Colbert and Vivien Leigh...we had to see what it was all about. The leather goods were my spouse got me as a anniversary gift a personalized, navy notebook and note cards. They are stunning and a bit more but true quality.

Bright, beautiful, and spacious Smythson is a luxury store that has a variety of merchandise from…read morean impressive stationary selection to an even more impressive purse selection. The store is clearly divided with wearable goods in the front half and stationary goods in the back. Everything out is display only. If you want to purchase something you indicate you would like it and the salesperson eagerly goes to check stock. Once stock is confirmed the salesperson will receive confirmation you want the item and then they will bring it to the counter. They are very particular with this process. And they are hawkish. I never got warm fuzzies from the salespeople who seemed very intense and eager for any sale. They never engaged in pressure sales but once interest was shown they quickly descended with military precision. Our salesperson was efficient and solid, but seemed quickly irritated when he couldn't close a sale immediately especially if a cash register was occupied by another co-worker. We were never in a rush but our salesperson wanted to be done. He hovered by three different machines before one freed up. The merchandise is quite nice! I especially loved the purses which were classy and unique with fantastic colors. I love them! If you want fancy paper or great purses would highly recommend!

Wandering around Cowling and Wilcox makes me long to be an arty type, someone with some real…read morecreativity that could put all these chalks and canvases to goo use. Unfortunately I never got much further than the Blue Peter school of glitter glue so a lot of the stock in this shop goes a bit over my head. Sticking to what I can understand, Cowling and Wilcox has a really nice card and gift selection with a bit more personality than anything you'll find in Clinton's. The writing sets are particularly stylish although they can be quite expensive. Similarly, they have a great selection of Moleskin diaries and books but these can cost anything upwards of £15. On the other hand they have a great selection of arty presents for kids which all seem very reasonably priced and a lot of fun too for that matter! I defy anyone to be too old for face-paints. Cowling and Wilcox is a lovely shop which is well worth a look around if you're in need of anything a bit arty or looking for a more personal present for that difficult someone.

I could spend hours in art shops. I always end up spending a fortune. It is just something about…read morenew paper and sketch books and paints. Mindlessly wandering through the store, picking up colourful bottles and textured paper. The mind can run wild with new ideas. Cowling and Wilcox is a huge store situated on Shoreditch High Street. They have everything from portfolios, to canvas, paints, spray paint, paper, printer ink cartridges and much more. A light and airy shop pack fill of supplies all organised clearly on shelves and stands making for easy spending. It is a little on the expensive side, however the quality and quantity of supplies is impressive. Especially if it is a final year portfolio or important presentation. To top it off the staff are very helpful and inspiring if stuck for colour choices or alternative solutions to presentation.

Oh my. I have found my dream stationery shop. It seems someone created it just for me from a…read morefantasy born in my mind. Ideally situated on the Covent Garden north piazza, this Swedish design stationery boutique opened recently i believe and opened another one close-by right after. As an absolute enthusiast for swedish culture and design in general i had to stop by this shop and oh boy have i sealed my fate ! I love EVERYTHING. E-ve-ry-thing. One of my obsessions include notebooks and anything really related to organizing my life/work. Actually, stationery in general. Especially if it's carefully designed and minimalist. I recently took an oath to only buy notebooks that i absolutely needed (oh boy). Confronted to chosing, i almost had a panic attack. I'm not even kidding. The shop is quite big and very well organized (obviously). Very white, very clean, very swedish, very made for me. The goods are sorted by collections and colletions are of different styles and colours so everybody should find contentment. The crew was nice and £60 later i had the perfect notebook i was looking for joined by a gratitude book and an adult blissful colouring book. Jeeeez i'm unstoppable.

Over priced Pushy staff…read morePoor quality (item broke after one use) Zero customer service Stick to Papaerchase

My favourite go to in Highgate ! They have something for everyone! Wonderful customer service, they…read morewill even wrap for you !!

My nephew back in Germany is crazy about the miniature London double decker bus I gave him for this…read morepast Christmas. So when I walked by this store (on my way to Highgate Wood) this past weekend and I spotted a kid's T-shirt with the London bus featured on it, I knew that this would be the perfect gift for said nephew's upcoming birthday! Walking into the shop, the lady behind the counter greeted my with a warm smile and offered her help. I right away liked how she was very passionate about the T-shirts and other garments made my a local designer. As I didn't have any money on me, she put the T-shirt aside for me and when I came back later in the day, I also bought another T-shirt for my other nephew...they are just too cute! Aside from children's clothing, this shop offers plenty of other gifteable things...the perfect location for anyone who's in need of a present ;-)

A bit of nudity here, a fifties pin up there, cards replete with Latin poverbs and stocking their…read moreCivil Partnership cards next to their Marriage cards, Scribbler is so right on that it's easy to forget that it's a humble card shop. Hands down the best card shop in the Liverpool Street Station area, Scribbler is the place to go if the recipient of theoretical card has a) taste, b) eyes, or c) all of the above. Quite simply a really great card shop.

This has got to be the tiniest card shop ever. But it's lack of size is well and truly made up by…read moreit's stock: the most amazing range of inappropriate (and appropriate!) greeting cards ever. They do have a huge range of 'proper' cards too, you know, one you could send your Grandmother. But they're not quite as funny! It doesn't matter if you're in the market for a greeting card or not, pop in and spend half an hour laughing your face off!

Dropped in here to grab a quick gift for a toddler and was astounded by the wide range of quirky…read moregifts and toys they stocked for people of all ages, ranging from wooden replicas of iconic London vehicles and buildings to wine lights (lights in the form of corks which gave us a good excuse to finish off a bottle of wine so we could try it out) to animal-shaped lights (a perfect talking point for your lounge). Items were priced quite affordably - the wine light was £10, while the London building blocks was around £15. The sales assistants were nice and chatty the day we dropped in, and happy to help us wrap our gift for no extra cost (as long as we paid for the wrapping paper). They also had really nice, cute wrapping paper for kids in the form of Mr. Men wrapping paper. That was a big hit!

Neat shop with a variety of interesting items and great card selection.read more

Cute store with a little bit of everything and a lot of the basics! Lovely people helped us out…read morewith a printing emergency. Check out the quirky tiki collection!

This is a great little niche store right in the heart of the West End. The staff are all really…read morefriendly and, more importantly, knowledgeable. They have a great selection of stock (the greetings cards are hilarious and my absolute favourite) and at prices that are far cheaper than the larger chain stationers which are close by. All in all a great find and my new first port of call for stationery. Oh, and they'll even make you a fancy coffee as you browse through their collection. What else could you ask for?