It seems that whenever I walked past Zetta Florence before today they were closed and I'd have to resort to just drooling as I peered through the window into the darkened store. I walked straight past it today, not used to being here in daylight hours and was surprised to see people inside and quickly doubled back.
The selection of stationery is amazing here, not to mention the cards and gift paper that doubles as fantastic art prints that line the walls, calling out to me to empty my wallet and walk out with more goodies than I know what to do with. The prints in particular are what always caught my eye here, so heading inside for a better look was well worth it. Most of them are a "vintage" style, with themes such as world and city maps, old travel posters and advertising. They're pretty cheap (under $10 for most of them) and would look great in a simple frame (some of them you can purchase framed too).
The store is huge and there only seemed to be one person working here, but somehow he managed to wander our way and explain how the prints work (they were displayed on a wall with the ones for sale in drawers underneath), quickly serve customers, wander around and help others then come back by us to let us know that the greeting cards we had moved onto had illustration on the back of them too, all effortlessly.
Zetta Florence is definitely worth a visit for any stationery lover, but be warned that the higher quality of goods here come with a higher price tag usually too. Now if only I actually had room in our house for everything I want to buy from here. pretty read more