Locally created, sustainable stationery
Made with premium, environmentally sustainable paper stocks, Mark Makers are consciously constructed using old-school craftsmanship. Proudly produced at The Armarie Room, Mark Makers feature rich, textured surfaces and tactile finishes.
Specifications:
Each cover is printed using traditional letterpress techniques with a Korrex proofing press, circa 1967.
Featuring original artwork, designs and illustrations.
Mark Maker journals are a generous 135 x 210mm with 40 blank pages. When opened the journals lie completely flat, so you can utilise the page from edge to edge.
Cover stock is G F Smith’s Colorplan Pale Grey 270gsm. Manufactured under strict environmental management systems using FSC® Certified, ECF pulp.
Internal paper stock is Lenzing Papier Eco100 135gsm. Eco100 is a carbon neutral paper, produced using FSC® Certified, 100% Post Consumer Recycled PCF pulp.
Eco100 is a thick, smooth paper stock suitable for a variety of creative media.
Designed and produced at The Armarie Room, Nelson, New Zealand.
Locally created, sustainable stationery
Made with premium, environmentally sustainable paper stocks, Mark Makers are consciously constructed using old-school craftsmanship. Proudly produced at The Armarie Room, Mark Makers feature rich, textured surfaces and tactile finishes.
Specifications:
Each cover is printed using traditional letterpress techniques with a Korrex proofing press, circa 1967.
Featuring original artwork, designs and illustrations.
Mark Maker journals are a generous 135 x 210mm with 40 blank pages. When opened the journals lie completely flat, so you can utilise the page from edge to edge.
Cover stock is G F Smith’s Colorplan Pale Grey 270gsm. Manufactured under strict environmental management systems using FSC® Certified, ECF pulp.
Internal paper stock is Lenzing Papier Eco100 135gsm. Eco100 is a carbon neutral paper, produced using FSC® Certified, 100% Post Consumer Recycled PCF pulp.
Eco100 is a thick, smooth paper stock suitable for a variety of creative media.
Designed and produced at The Armarie Room, Nelson, New Zealand.
