Trashionista: Bookish products

November 28, 2008 10:45 AM

Leather Bound Penguin Classics

As Christmas is coming up I thought I'd give you another idea following the lovely diary of yesterday. These Penguin books, however, are a little more expensive being as they are leather bound. You can find them at Bill Amberg.

The collection consists of The Picture of Dorian Gray, A Room With A View, The Great Gatsby, The Big Sleep, Brideshead Revisited and Breakfast At Tiffany's.

Posted by Helen Redfern on November 28, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

November 27, 2008 11:38 AM

Book Diary 2009

I love, love, love the idea of this diary.

The Book Diary is a fabulous looking diary but with an added extra. It is, as the title suggests, "book themed". Included are reviews, booklists, reading suggestions, photographs, literary quotations and prizes plus space for your own thoughts and records of your own reading.

You can purchase it from Wise Dog Books.

Related posts: Ladybird Notebooks | Penguin Journal | Storybook Coasters

Posted by Helen Redfern on November 27, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

November 14, 2008 3:09 PM

House of books!

No, I wouldn't want to live there, but sculptor Livio de Marchi's house made entirely of books - or wood shaped to look like books - is pretty cool, don't you think?

See more pictures of the project - Casa di Libri No. 1 - here. [via Jezebel]

Posted by Keris on November 14, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

November 7, 2008 12:29 PM

Emma Bridgewater Mug

So Christmas is coming up.

Boyfriend/husband/family asking you what you would like yet? (no? Mine aren't either.) I have found this however, which you may want to put on your list.

Happiness is a cup of coffee and a really good book. Quite. The mug that says it all can be found on Emma Bridgewater's website.

Related posts: Roald Dahl Mugs | Storybook Coasters | Ladybird Mugs

Posted by Helen Redfern on November 7, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

October 28, 2008 10:38 AM

Library Book Bag

Looking for something slightly different, practical and maybe even environmentally friendly for a bookish friend for Christmas? Or maybe for yourself?

Look no further. This book bag from The Bodleian Library is available from Museum Selection. A cotton bag, decorated with brightly illustrated children's book covers from the 19th and 20th century. What more could you want?

Related posts: BiblioGifts Tote Bag | Book bags | Penguin Book bags

Posted by Helen Redfern on October 28, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

October 15, 2008 12:12 PM

Can you tell what this is yet?

This is one of the cutest book products I've seen for ages.

But can you tell what it is? (I'm making you work today, aren't I?)

Answer - and more pics - over the cut.

Yes, it's a camera! Imported from Japan, it costs $55 from Fred Flare.

Related posts: Bookish MP3 player cases | Nancy Drew stationery

Posted by Keris on October 15, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

October 3, 2008 12:39 PM

Ladybird Mugs

I was just wandering around town doing some Christmas shopping (don't hate me!) when I saw some fabulous mugs by Spode. They are the same design as the Ladybird notebooks we reported on earlier this year and would make a fabulous present for a book lover. They are available online from John Lewis.

Posted by Helen Redfern on October 3, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

September 29, 2008 3:07 PM

Framed book pages

I've written before about framing book covers *and* about book pages as wallpaper, but what about framing the pages?

I think it looks quite good and I've actually got some signed title pages that I've been wanting to frame for a little while, but was thinking of framing separately. What about you? Would you do it? Do you know what book you'd want to rip apart? (I'm thinking you'd need to buy a second copy...)

[via Apartment Therapy]

Posted by Keris on September 29, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (2)

September 25, 2008 12:48 PM

Would you like a book mobile?

Not a book mobeel, i.e. a van full of books. No, a book mobile that you hang from your ceiling.

Why? Why not? They were available from ShopHouse, but they're currently sold out, but I guess you could make your own fairly easily.

[via Apartment Therapy]

Posted by Keris on September 25, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

September 4, 2008 9:41 AM

Framed book covers

I saw this on Apartment Therapy and, although I don't like the chosen covers, I do like the idea.

The pictures above are from Urban Outfitters, but Apartment Therapy suggests you might like to try DIY: "Depending on your craft skills and equipment, you could scan in your favorite book cover yourself and print it out as tiles, or you could get to printed out professionally at a standard poster-size."

What do you think? Would you be interested? And what book cover would you choose?

Related posts: Buy book cover art | Storybook coasters | Beautiful book art

Posted by Keris on September 4, 2008 in Book covers, Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (3)

August 6, 2008 4:33 PM

Piola Leaning bookcase

It's a while since we've featured a funky bookcase and they don't come much funkier than this one from Nobody & Co.

You can get it in various colours, sizes, backgrounds, etc., but there's no price given. And we all know what that means (we probably can't afford it, right?).

[via Apartment Therapy]

Related posts: Bibliochaise from Nobody & Co | Mooj bookcase | Quad bookcase

Posted by Keris on August 6, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

July 23, 2008 1:47 PM

Storybook coasters

I love to decorate my house in anything bookish so when I found these coasters I wanted them immediately. Made from cuttings of real vintage storybooks I think they are lovely. (Not sure how some of you will react to cutting up a book to make a coaster though!) They can be found online from Pedlars.

Posted by Helen Redfern on July 23, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

July 10, 2008 10:36 AM

Book pages as wallpaper

I love this idea, seen, inevitably, on Apartment Therapy - book pages as wallpaper. But would you do it?

I'm thinking it would be great for one wall in my office and even better if I could use pages from my own books (as in books I've written), but I haven't got any out (yet!).

Posted by Aigua Media on July 10, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (2)

June 23, 2008 12:27 PM

Reading lamps

I need a new reading lamp and I do like the look of this one ... although I'm worried that the heat would curl the book's pages.

It's by cate & nelson designs. [via Apartment Therapy]

Related posts: Birdside table | Books at bedside

Posted by Keris on June 23, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (3)

June 16, 2008 10:54 AM

Penguin Journal

I know we have mentioned the classic Penguin products before, but look what I've just found. Penguin journals. I just have to have one. Gorgeous.

The collection also includes A Room of One's Own, Man and Superman, 1984, Wuthering Heights and The Invisible Man. I found them in The Bloomsbury Store.

Related posts: Penguin deck chairs | Penguin book bags | Lovely Penguin Pencils (yes we are Penguin obsessed I think)

Posted by Helen Redfern on June 16, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

May 28, 2008 10:24 AM

Roald Dahl Mugs

If you are a fan of Roald Dahl you'll love these mugs with Quentin Blake's famous illustrations on the side.

The designs include The BFG, The Twits, James and the Giant Peach, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The Witches and Matilda. I think they are gorgeous. They can be found on the Bloomsbury Store website.

Related posts: Ladybird notebooks | Book stool | Penguin book bags

Posted by Helen Redfern on May 28, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

May 20, 2008 12:12 PM

Bookman bookshelf

It's inventive and all, but I think it would scare the crap out of me, if I actually had one in my house. What about you?

By artist Kazmierz Szmauz, I spotted them on Apartment Therapy.

Posted by Aigua Media on May 20, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (3)

May 15, 2008 11:49 AM

Book Stool

Look at this! Does it look like just a pile of books to you?

Well, actually, this is a quirky book stool (the boy sitting on it gives it away doesn't it?) from those fabulous people at iwantoneofthose.com. I really do want one. Genius.

Posted by Helen Redfern on May 15, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

May 9, 2008 10:43 AM

Animal index cards

I sat up straight with excitement when I saw this picture on (where else?) Apartment Therapy.

How cute are they? These Hiroshi Sasagawa index cards serve no purpose except to look like you've got animals poking out from between your books. Which is absolutely fine with me.

Related posts: Bedtime Stories bedding | Booklamps | Book Clock by Mxyplyzyk

Posted by Aigua Media on May 9, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

May 8, 2008 11:25 AM

Penguin deck chairs

Summer is almost here and what could be better than sitting outside with a great book and, well, sitting on a deckchair that looks like a book? I love these fabulous handmade deckchairs with classic Penguin designs from iwantoneofthose.com.

You can choose from Chandler's Big Sleep (green), Mansfield's The Garden Party (orange), Bernard Shaw's Man and Superman (red) and Bates' Country Life (yellow).

Posted by Helen Redfern on May 8, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

May 1, 2008 11:30 AM

Book stand

How smart is this?

Featured on the wonderful Apartment Therapy, it's the Livroche Bookstand by Umbra.

Weighing almost ten pounds, it's as much a piece of art as a stand for a book.

Related posts: Page Boy book stand | Abracadabra bookmark | Birdside table

Posted by Aigua Media on May 1, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (2)

April 24, 2008 1:07 PM

Would you stick your books on the back of a door?

I know that sounds like a mad question, but look!

Spotted in Marie Claire Maison by those amazing Apartment Therapy people, the books are held up by the "Sticklebook". The innovative design comprises an aluminium extrusion which acts as a bracket and polypropylene combed strip that grips the cover and pages of paperback books. The shelf is screwed onto the wall which itself helps support the weight of the book and is an integral part of the design. It is totally secure and fall-proof."

(Do you know, I can read that, but after "aluminium" all I hear is blah blah blah.)

So what do you think? Would you?

Posted by Keris on April 24, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (3)

April 16, 2008 2:42 PM

Page Boy book stand

Pageboybookholder I just saw this on thekichn and I need it now! It's a Page Boy folding book stand.

Not exciting, you may think, but you'd be wrong... I adore reading while I eat (two of my favourite pastimes combined!), but it can be tricky. The logistics of fork-handling, the danger of sticky-pages and the aching wrist from holding the book open at the right angle...This gizmo will put reading right back on the menu (sorry).

Related posts: Ex-libris table | Abracadabra bookmark | Book bags

Posted by Sarah Painter on April 16, 2008 in Book related, Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (2)

April 10, 2008 3:32 PM

BOOK NEWS: Listography

I know this is outside our remit, being that it's a journal, rather than a novel, but I feel confident that at least some of you are as dorky as me and so you too will love the idea of this book!

Listography is subtitled "Your Life in Lists" and features prompts from the obvious (greatest accomplishments, best friends, favorite food), to the more obscure (guiltiest pleasures, greatest acts of kindness, personal fashion trends), and each list is accompanied by hilarious illustrations.

[via decor8]

Related posts: Tuesday Three - lists | Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life by Amy Krouse Rosenthal | Ladybird notebooks

Posted by Aigua Media on April 10, 2008 in Bookish products, Non Fiction | Permalink | Comments (0)

April 7, 2008 10:31 AM

Turning books into art

I know you're against the destruction of books for no good reason (which, you know, is fair enough!), but what about defacing books to turn them into art?

I absolutely love these prints by PinkyBrown on Etsy. Pictured is a mixed media piece - part illustration, part collage, and embroidered with the word 'Lovely' - created on a page from Shakespeare's Cymbeline.

Adrienne Garbini of What Nothing Press, deconstructs books, paints their covers, then photographs them. [via Apartment Therapy]

I think they're beautiful. What do you think?

Related posts: Beautiful book art | Jonathan Callan's book sculptures

Posted by Aigua Media on April 7, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

March 28, 2008 1:29 PM

Ladybird notebooks

Helen tipped me off about these adorable Ladybird notebooks.

The same size as actual Ladybird books, they're actually filled with blank pages to fill with your hopes and dreams or shopping lists (or just demented ramblings in the manner of Kevin Spacey in Seven...). Check out the full range at kiss me kwik, but I'd avoid checking out anything else they sell, if you're easily shocked...

Posted by Keris on March 28, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (4)

March 18, 2008 2:43 PM

Abracadabra bookmark

Abracadabra_2 You know when you go to open your book at the right page (guided by the scrap of paper/antique leather bookmark* you shoved there) and you can't get your finger in between the pages? No? Me neither, but these designers have obviously experienced difficulty in this area...

They've designed the Abracadabra bookmark. It has an air-filled chamber, half of which is flattened by the weight of the book. You squeeze the exposed side to lift the page. Okay then...

*Delete as appropriate

[Via BoingBoing]

Related posts: Ex-libris table | Brian Dettmer's book autopsies

Posted by Sarah Painter on March 18, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

March 12, 2008 5:10 PM

Birdside table

I saw this in a magazine a couple of months ago and actually emailed the store to ask for more details and a photo. Sadly, I got quite a terse reply telling me the item was no longer available, but thankfully, Apartment Therapy spotted it and featured it too.

In case you can't tell, it's a birdhouse and you can use the roof as a "bookmark". Genius.

Posted by Keris on March 12, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

March 8, 2008 9:14 AM

Beautiful book art

I've been staring at this picture for a good five minutes now and I still can't get over it.

Go here and see more breathtaking book art. [via Petit ver épicurien de livre]

Posted by Keris on March 8, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

March 5, 2008 5:24 PM

Brian Dettmer's Book Autopsies

Bookanatomy If you wince when people fold down the corners of pages or break the spines on books, you may want to look away now... Artist Brian Dettmer has cut into books, revealing the artwork within and creating these amazing sculptures.

[Via InspireMe]

Related posts: Stanford Kay | Mickey Smith's book photographs

Posted by Sarah Painter on March 5, 2008 in Book related, Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

Stephanie Plum news and stuff!

Although the cover isn't available yet, the name for the next Stephanie Plum novel has been released on Janet Evanovich's website... It's Fearless Fourteen and release day is 17 June.

If you need a little something to cheer you up during the wait, why not treat yourself to a Rangeman t-shirt or baseball cap (only available in black, naturally)? I quite fancy the 'cupcake' t-shirt, myself. It's got a v-neck and some neat little embroidery... No sign of a free Morelli to go with it, though.

Related posts: Jenny Crusie merchandise | Spotlight: Janet Evanovich

Posted by Sarah Painter on March 5, 2008 in American Authors, Book News, Bookish products, Crime / Mystery | Permalink | Comments (0)

February 28, 2008 12:31 PM

A blog about bookshelves

Now I'm happy. You know how much I love bookshelves (you do, don't you?), well I've just discovered a new blog. Called simply Bookshelf, it does exactly what it says on the tin - it's a blog about bookshelves. [via Booktrade.info]

Like the Cave (above), which just makes me sigh with wanting, and the cut-out cat and bird shelving (very pretty, but doesn't actually hold that many books...). Also the bookstairs that Katie mentioned. I can see what I'm going to spend today reading...

Related posts: Me, Myshelf & I | Fold-down bookshelves

Posted by Keris on February 28, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (5)

February 22, 2008 5:01 PM

Books at bedside

You wait and wait for a bedside table that looks like a pile of books and then two come along at once...

The one on the left is Nightstand / Poetry by Marian Laššák, while on the right we have the prosaically named Pile of Books by Josefin Hellström-Olsson.

[via Apartment Therapy]

Which one's your favourite?

Related posts: Bedtime Stories bedding | Bibliochaise from Nobody & Co | The Self-Shelf

Posted by Keris on February 22, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

February 14, 2008 5:51 PM

Ex Libris table for book-lovers

Booklovertable_2 I just saw this table by MOCO on Inspire Me, Now!

The top is page-thin black-lacquered glass and the legs are metal book-stands. Speaking as someone who really needs more shelf-space, this is both practical and cutting-edge; what more could you ask for?

Related posts:The Self-Shelf | Me, Myshelf and I

Posted by Sarah Painter on February 14, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

January 30, 2008 1:21 PM

Starlight fountain pen

Starlightmidnightbluepenjpg This Valentine's Day I'm not after flowers, bubbly, or even chocolate. No, I've found something so desirable that the man who purchased it for me would find himself very popular indeed...

It's a Century II Starlight Midnight Blue fountain pen, made by Cross and it costs £67 from Pen Shop. Yes, I'm strictly a keyboard gal and my hand-writing, frankly, makes people wince, but still... It sure is purty.

Related posts: Lovely Penguin pencils | Reading is sexy t-shirt

Posted by Sarah Painter on January 30, 2008 in Bookish products, Girly Stuff | Permalink | Comments (0)

January 1, 2008 2:03 PM

Mix-or-match animal bookends

Animalbookends Yes, Christmas may have passed, and you may be feeling hungover and a little gassy (happy new year to you all, by the way) but look at these!

Super-cute animal bookends that are mix-or-match. They're available from the New York Public Library online shop. What more could you ask for to brighten your January? Exactly.

Related posts: Book-print wallpaper | The self-shelf | Penguin book bags

Posted by Sarah Painter on January 1, 2008 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

December 26, 2007 10:32 AM

BiblioGifts Tote Bag

Banignorancetote One of your New Year's resolutions is bound to be 'stop using plastic bags' (and if not, why not?)

Make your goal that bit easier with one of these cotton canvas totes from BiblioGifts. It's machine washable, hard-wearing and a decent size.

Related posts: The Bermudez Triangle banned | Book Bags | Reading is sexy

Posted by Sarah Painter on December 26, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

December 21, 2007 10:05 AM

Bookchase

L_game_bookchase It simply isn't Christmas without a family board game and this one might make a welcome change from yet another round of Monopoly.

Suitable for everyone aged five and above, the game comes with library cards, bookshelves and tiny books. The aim is simple: first to collect six books wins.

You can collect books by answering questions, visiting the Bookchase shop or Library. If it's your birthday, another player may give you a book as a present, but beware; you can also lose books by dropping them in the bath. So often the way...

Bookchase is available from The British Library priced £29.99.

Related posts: Bookopoly | Ex-Libris: The Game

Posted by Sarah Painter on December 21, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

December 17, 2007 10:31 AM

All I want for Christmas is...

Well, there's only six shopping days (or something) left until Christmas and my major panic is pretty much over... My thoughts now, naturally, turn to myself. So what do I hope Santa leaves under my tree this year?

In order of ascending importance/desirability...

3. A book light. The Xtra Flex has an energy efficient super LCD bulb which will 'never' need replacing (it gives 100,000 hours of light) and comes in blue, my favourite colour.

2. Books. Despite writing about and reviewing books for a living, there is still nothing like opening a pile of shiny new releases on Christmas Day. Oh, the anticipation!

1. And in the number one spot this year is (drum roll) - a couple of extra hours in every day. Yep. I'm officially old; time is passing just too quickly. If those extra couple of hours could be spent in bed with my laptop, an endless supply of hot tea, and numbers 2 and 3, then so much the better...

How about you? What are you hoping to find stuffed in your Christmas stocking?

Posted by Sarah Painter on December 17, 2007 in Book related, Bookish products, Opinion | Permalink | Comments (1)

December 3, 2007 9:31 AM

Don't Quote Me and Love Writing notebooks

Dqm_coloursjp Bookery has created a host of fabby journals and diaries, but these little hardback notebooks are just right for a Christmas gift. Yes, Christmas. It is December, you know.

They are hand-bound and cost £17.95 from notonthehighstreet.com. Don't Quote Me has embossed quotation marks on the front and back cover and Love Writing has hearts. Look at the pretty colours!

Posted by Sarah Painter on December 3, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

November 21, 2007 6:09 PM

Kindle e-book reader

Now, I'm quite a techy kind of a gal but, thus far, I've utterly failed to get excited over the e-book revolution. Frankly, I'm just too in love with the printed word.

However, for those of you who happily live in 2007, Amazon has created an e-book reader and named it Kindle.

It's about the size of a trade paperback, costs $400 (currently only available in the US) and, like Sony's reader, isn't back-lit. This means you need decent lighting to read it (just like a real book), but it avoids the eye-strain associated with reading on-screen.

The Kindle can store around 200 books and has a wireless doo-hickey (told you I was techy) to access t'interweb.

[Via CNET]

Related post: The future of reading

Posted by Sarah Painter on November 21, 2007 in Bookish products, Technology | Permalink | Comments (0)

November 13, 2007 4:05 PM

Penguin book bags

Penguinbookbag We've told you about Penguin Classics mugs, tea towels, and pencils, before, but there's always room for another item emblazoned with the iconic artwork.

Especially when it's a handy oilcloth (wipe clean!) book bag. Say goodbye to ugly, environmentally-unfriendly carriers and bag yourself one of these beauties.

Related posts: Lovely Penguin pencils | Book bags | Reading is sexy

Posted by Sarah Painter on November 13, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

October 29, 2007 4:31 PM

Ex Libris: The Game of First Lines & Last Words

Christmas is coming, you know, so what do you buy for the book-lover in your family?

A really nerdy game! Ex Libris is "the game of first lines and last words" and it does exactly what it says on the tin. Plus, if memory serves (I saw it in Borders last week), it does actually come in a tin.

Anyway, you challenge contestants to write an opening or closing sentence and convince the other players that that's the actual real line.

Take it to you book club for the last meeting before Christmas!

Related posts: Bookopoly | Ex Libris by Anne Fadiman

Posted by Keris on October 29, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

October 22, 2007 9:16 AM

Stanford Kay

I've got two massive bookcases in my front room and piles of books everywhere else. But I'm trying to cut down, streamline, get rid of ... well, most of them. And I was wondering what to do with the huge expanse of wall that will remain. And now I've found the answer!

American artist Stanford Kay has a series entitled The Gutenberg Variations, which is paintings of bookcases to scale. I know!

I don't know what they cost, but I do know they featured in an Affordable Art Fair, which suggests they might not be totally out of my league... particularly once I've sold all my books. ("Affordable" is priced between $100 - $10,000, you say? Okay, maybe not.)

[via Apartment Therapy]

Posted by Keris on October 22, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

October 8, 2007 12:09 PM

Quad bookcase

I do love a good bookshelf and this one is very cool. It would look great in my front room. Unfortunately, it costs almost $2000 so my front room's going to have to do without it.

It's by Nauris Kalinauskas and you can get it from Generate.

Posted by Keris on October 8, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (1)

October 1, 2007 12:33 PM

Me, Myshelf and I

I'm currently having a bit of a love affair with stick-on wall graphics. I just think they're completely fabulous and the only reason I haven't yet bought any is that I can't actually choose.

These (fabulously named) Me, Myshelf and I fake wall shelf graphics are pretty high up on my list though since they make me smile. They cost $40 from Blik.

Posted by Keris on October 1, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

September 24, 2007 10:00 AM

Books squeezed in too tight?

I try not to let my shelves get too crammed these days, but I really could have done with something like this in the past (e.g. in the university library or when I worked in Waterstone's).

The “P-hook” has been designed by Junji Itosaki of pyloneer. They come in black or multi, but are sadly as yet only available in Japan. They enable you to hook your books out without damaging them or your fingernails. [via Apartment Therapy]

Posted by Keris on September 24, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

September 21, 2007 12:05 PM

Book candles

If you're in the UK, you've probably seen Naked's Marian Keyes Further Under the Duvet candle (it was on special offer last time I was in Boots ... and it smells amazing), but this week we got an email from Jfay, who actually works with authors to create unique candles to accompany their books!

You can see more of her creations here, but Twin Tigers is definitely my favourite.

I must say, I like the idea of making my reading seem more of an event by lighting a themed candle ... What do you think?

Related: Under the Duvet review

Posted by Keris on September 21, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)

September 11, 2007 5:45 PM

Maddie Powers' book purse

We've featured book bags on Trashionista before, but I love them so much I'm featuring them again.

This one is by Maddie Powers and costs $175, which is a bit much, but they are handmade from genuine books. You can also get computer bags, wallets, notebooks...

Posted by Keris on September 11, 2007 in Bookish products | Permalink | Comments (0)