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Ten of the best notebooks from Paperchase

ByJ.D.

Preparing for the new year?

Well, aside from the parties, we love getting ready with a fresh new notebook. It helps to have somewhere to put our thoughts and ideas as well as of course plans and things to do.

With that in mind, we’ve picked ten of the best notebooks from Paperchase to get you started.

navy-laser-cut-leather-notebook

Navy laser-cut leather notebook. Priced at £15.

doughnutz-mini-notebooks

Doughnutz mini notebooks. Priced at £8 for a set of three.

lime-laser-cut-leather-notebook

Lime laser-cut leather notebook. Priced at £15.

typewriter-small-stitched-notebook

Typewriter stitched notebook. Priced at £7.

london-underground-map-notebook

London Underground Map notebook. Priced at £5.

noto-small-black-journal-with-ruled-pages

Noto small black journal with ruled pages. Priced at £9.

cupcake-hand-stitched-notebook

Cupcake hand-stitched notebook. Priced at £8.

animal-gang-owl-notebook

Animal gang owl notebook. Priced at £3.50.

get-away-sunset-notebook

Get Away sunset notebook. Priced at £5.

birds-deboss-magnetic-notebook

Birds deboss magnetic notebook. Priced at £10.

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