• Flavor Paper
    @flavor_paper
    Founded on the Oregon coast by a guy named Ted, this small handscreened wallpaper company flourished in the Age of Aquarius. Many years later, some young designers seeking striking wallcoverings discovered Ted's greatness—just days before the designs and equipment were to be destroyed. Knowing what had to be done, these young designers headed west to save Ted's legacy. Relocated to the Bywater District of New Orleans, Flavor Paper continued to print using Ted's traditional printing methods and vacuum table, but with increased accuracy and detail. The Flavor Lab is now located in the Cobble Hill section of Brooklyn and is home to Flavor Paper's design and screenprinting operations. Two reengineered versions of Ted's original table are the centerpiece of the Lab and the backbone of the wallpaper printing operation. To support the hand screened printing process, the Flavor Lab houses a darkroom, screen etching equipment, and an ink room where they custom mix all of their colors. Printing becomes street art as the front windows allow pedestrians to watch the process happen in the massive overhead mirrors. The Flavor Paper showroom is located on the second floor and offers clients a unique way to view wallpaper.
  • Chasing Paper
    @chasing_paper
    Chasing Paper is beautiful, well-designed wallpaper that will stick to nearly any surface. Chasing Paper was born in the hustling sparkle of New York City, but its roots are in the Heartland. Created from conversations with serial movers, stylish mamas, renters who feel like anything but, DIYers, and, of course, commitment-phobes, Chasing Paper is simple to hang and easy to remove.
  • Paper Source
    @paper_source
    Paper Source is a premiere paperie and retail store offering a unique selection of fine and artisanal papers, stationery, invitations, gift wrap, greeting cards, quirky gifts and a custom collection of envelopes and cards. Paper Source offers an original and distinctive aesthetic, with a color palette and proprietary designs that are developed and created exclusively by us. At Paper Source, our mission is to inspire you to "do something creative every day" -- to spark ideas and provide materials to celebrate life moments with beauty, humor, originality, and personal expression. A funny card, a lovely invitation, a beautifully bound album, a wrapped gift - we believe that each offers a unique opportunity for creative expression in everyday life. At Paper Source, we are committed to innovation and original design, offering an assortment that allows our customers to express themselves through inspired creativity. Our goal is to continue to bring the unique Paper Source experience closer to our customers by opening new stores around the country and expanding the product offering on our web site. Paper Source was founded in 1983 by Sue Lindstrom, a woman who was delightfully obsessed with paper. Inspired by the traditional papermaking artistry in Japan, Sue opened the first Paper Source store in Chicago to showcase beautiful handcrafted papers from around the world. Through the years, Paper Source grew its product offering beyond fine paper and expanded its reach with the introduction of a robust web store and a wholesale division, Waste Not Paper. Today, Paper Source has dedicated design and product development teams that produce exclusive new kits, stationery, gift wrap and invitation designs each year. In 2007, Paper Source received an infusion of growth capital from Brentwood Associates, a private equity investment firm with a shared passion for the Paper Source brand and a likeminded goal for nurturing and growing consumer businesses. Sue and her business partner Jim York carefully selected Brentwood and together they brought in Sally Pofcher as CEO. Under Sally's leadership, Paper Source has stepped up its commitment to the environment and opened 9 new stores, bringing our total to 30 stores in 13 states, with plans to open more stores in 2009. What's with the wasp?The diligent paper wasp creates its nest by chewing bark and leaves into a paper-like pulp, and thus receives our affectionate designation as the original paper maker. So, in tribute to our fellow paper aficionado, fold yourself an origami cup and offer a papery toast to the insect who started it all!
  • Paper Punk
    @paperpunk
    PAPER PUNK is an origami-meets-LEGO paper building block that's equal parts art form + creativity tool, from the founder of ReadyMade magazine to help keep everyone connected to the tangible world. #makesomething
  • Paper Culture
    @paperculture
    Modern Eco-Friendly e-commerce
  • Paper Pastries
    @paper_pastries
    A los angeles greeting card and stationery company.
  • Pay for Research Paper
    @payforresearchpaper
    Need a well-written paper in an hour? Get help at our urgent essay writing service 24/7. Native English writers. 100 percent original content. Fair prices. https://jetwriting.com/pay-for-research-paper/
  • Paper Writing Service
    @paperwritingservice
    Find a paper writer for any field, task, or topic at a budget-friendly price. Enjoy original, Undergraduate to doctorate level, and speedy writing 24/7. https://helpinpapers.com/
  • Creative Paper Wales
    @creative_paper_wales
    Creative Paper Wales is the only paper mill in Wales. They make beautiful handcrafted papers and paper products. All their paper is made from recylced materials, and their processes are designed to live up to the highest environmental and quality standards possible.
  • John Beck Paper and Steel
    @johnbeckpaperandsteel
    Hand-made steel furniture, lighting, and interesting objects.
  • Laura Mauk
    @lauramauk
    Laura Mauk writes about architecture and design for Dwell, Wallpaper*, the San Francisco Chronicle, Interiors and Luxe. She worked as an editor for Architectural Digest, Artforum's Bookforum, Allure and Western Interiors & Design after starting her career in New York in the late nineties, when she was first published in Paper magazine.
  • Paper & Ink - Asia Printing Network
    @paperandink
    Asia Regional Printing. Easy online payment and delivered to your location in Asia by our network of printers in Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia and Vietnam. We're here for your company's Exhibitions, Seminars, Sales Launches, Event printing needs. https://goo.gl/maps/ZwVVq1qBCn92
  • Urban Outfitters
    @urban_outfitters
    Urban Outfitters is a global retailer with a boutique approach. Does that sound like a contradiction? How about this: Urban Outfitters is the biggest small retailer in the world. Still confused? That’s because we didn’t start Urban Outfitters to make sense on paper and we certainly never thought we’d be writing something like a brand bio. Hell, we don’t even have a logo.
  • Bradford Shellhammer
    @bradfordshellhammer
    Bradford Shellhammer is a New York Times featured decorator, Parsons trained fashion designer, and old school blogger. He's Co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Fab. He created the gay blog Queerty (where he won a Bloggie) and has launched retail businesses for Blu Dot and Design Within Reach, where he also cofounded and wrote their Design Notes blog. He has appeared in a myriad of magazines and websites including The Abercrombie & Fitch Quarterly, Cool Hunting, The Huffington Post, Paper, and ReadyMade. He's kept a personal blog for over a decade and lives in New York City. He owns 137 pairs of shoes and has a weakness for paisley, Paul Smith, and Scandinavian electro-pop.
  • Laura McLaughlin
    @lauramac
    print, paper, color, physical art. production director @ dwell.
  • Benjamin Laramie
    @benjamin_laramie
    The last time San Francisco–based industrial designer Benjamin Laramie made any sort of flower out of paper was in elementary school. For the April 2010 issue's “Dwell Reports”, however, Laramie was asked to fill nine planters with botanicals made entirely of paper. After studying a vintage illustrated encyclopedia of houseplants, he abstracted and handcrafted over 20 varieties of flora made up of hundreds of individual pieces, no two being exactly alike.
  • Anthony Writer
    @anthonywriter
    https://www.villagevoice.com/2022/08/02/best-research-paper-writing-services-top-5-website-to-buy-research-paper-help/
  • Jacqueline Schmidt
    @jacquelineschmidt
    Jacqueline Schmidt is a Manhattan-based illustrator and designer. An expert in multiple types of design such as textile, interior, web and graphic, her work has been featured in Dwell, The Wall Street Journal, Vogue, and New York Magazine. Products from her paper goods company, Screech Owl Design, can be found in hundreds of stores worldwide.
  • Fredericks & Mae
    @fredericksmae
    Fredericks & Mae is the Brooklyn art and design team of Jolie Mae Signorile and Gabriel Fredericks Cohen. The two met through a shared love for materials - Fredericks & Mae started in the piles of feathers, thread, gold and paper that decorated their first studio in 2007. Their collaborative practice has since evolved into a series of objects for the home, garden and sky.
  • Vitamini
    @vitaminimodern
    enjoy the little things modern gifts + paper goods
  • Public Architecture and Planning
    @public_architecture_and_planning
    In striving to create an architecture of the senses, it becomes necessary to confront and engage multiple boundaries within the study and practice of architecture. Of critical importance is the process of 'making'. With our own hands, we put physical shape to our model and paper designs. Without the hand of the designer shaping the piece, the practice of architecture becomes mere direction, with the architect only suggesting a vague possibility, not 'making' a conceptual and physical connection.
  • Steel Float
    @steelfloat
    Steel wall panels that display your photos (which we print on fine art paper) in a contemporary & sophisticated manner
  • Studio Crank
    @studio_crank
    Studio Crank, maker of the Chuck Waste Paper basket, is no longer in business.
  • Domain3 LLC
    @domain3llc8298
    Architecture partnerships paper iCalizing In contemporaryrary urban architectsectur from cyclept to delivery.
  • Matterial
    @matterial
    MATTERIAL is the product brand of MATTER design studio and brand consultancy in Denver, CO. Our product line is created for the enjoyment of designers, and other thinking persons. The principle medium is paper and we create grids, layouts, and aids for system thinking. Our blank goods include journals and bound tablets (pads) made with rescued paper and reclaimed packaging. (PAPER 2.0) Our OTHER section is full of very limited edition works, often on paper, we hope you like them. These remain part of a 19 year expression and vision of MATTER of our PbD (Printed by Designers) paradigm. They are available in a variety of formats and paper grades we encourage you to test run a variety of our tools. All of our paper is recycled. Our packaging is entirely reclaimed from existing corrugated packages, Our product is recyclable and re-useable. And lastly, it is not made in China. Although we're sure some good things are made in China, for us there is a production ethic and in that ethic, we feel we benefit our community by working in a local framework for all labor and resources. This lets us improvise and create limited edition tools, and test new ideas in short order. Remember, designers work here and make this stuff. So for us—not China, not ever—We hope you can support this.
  • Gail Hays
    @gigs
    Paper engineering, mysteries (film and book), animals, live theater, music, tiny houses, nature
  • NW Art + Framing
    @nwart
    NW Art + Framing sources art from a broad mix of art publishers and archival photography sites. We have a portfolio of fine artists whose work we print as fine-art giclee prints on paper, canvas and aluminum. The finishing touch...exquisite custom framing from price-sensitive to money-is-no-object.
  • Xpert Writers
    @xpertwriters
    Paper writing service from US. May be reached at https://xpertwriters.com/ . Professional writers are available 24/7.
  • Cynthia Powers
    @synpower
    Sure digital books are the latest technology but there's nothing like the feeling of owning and reading a good old fashioned paper novel.

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