whenever i travel i start to bemoan the fact that, to put it lightly, i’m not the world’s most organized person. my accountant can attest to the fact that my entire life seems to be stored in little plastic bags around the house along with receipts, notes and pages filled with column ideas. i know that’s the sign of someone who really needs to get it together (i like to think “well, i know where everything is”) so lately i’ve been eyeing organizational office products like folders and accordion files. lord knows i need to quit hiding business receipts in my scooter helmet hanging on the door. i’m thinking these gorgeous william morris print folders, notepads and files might do the trick. practical and affordable, not to mention decorated with beautiful prints by the british design legend, these office accessories are available for purchase online right here at galison. they also have a great spring 2008 line that’s worth checking out.
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William Morris! An icon in the decorative arts.
I am mesmerized by his work and will definitely check out this product line…
Thanks for the info!
I love these! Who knew being organized could be so stylish?
So pretty and classic! Thanks for the post: the link to galison brought me to mudpuppy’s children’s classics (http://www.galison.com/Childrens-Classics-C452.aspx).
These are great! My sister’s expecting, and I don’t think I’ll be able to keep myself from getting her one of the Little Golden Books-themed products…
I absolutely love these! I have hidden all my file folders, because they are so boring, and not cool to look at. But now I can get these for my desk and make it one big gorgeous garden! Good prices too. Thanks for this info!
Ooh, thanks for posting this! I love William Morris.
I own the large accordian file in the middle and I absolutely love it! I’m also highly unorganized so I need about five more, but I guess it’s a good start. I’d also like to replace all my old college/plastic organizers with more of these.
HI,
If you want to get organized, purchase a great book called, “Getting Things Done”, by David Allen. I am a Virgo and thought I was organized, but Mr. Allen breaks it down into how the brain works and then built a system to match our innate patterns. It’s a 10!
oh Grace, thanks for this post. I happen to actually be currently looking for an accordion file to put all of my magazine sheets in. I am very particular about the looks of these kinds of things, so it has taken me a while to find “the one.”
I think you may have just introduced me to it. I am headed over to the site now to find out how to get it.
Yea!!!
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