stationery

From stargazing squirrels to buffalo-riding raccoons, the cuddly cast of characters that populate Coral & Tusk’s wares are imaginative, dimensional, and frankly, adorable. Founder Stephanie Housley has been crafting these critters and their backstories, then embroidering them onto […]

As you may have heard, Paper Source is our new home for paper invitations and cards. We’re thrilled to be working with them and excited to share what’s in store (pun intended) for your favorite printed Paperless Post […]

We’re about to embark on a big change here in the studio—and we thought we’d let James Hirschfeld, our co-founder and CEO, tell you all about it.   To our valued hosts and guests, Today we are excited […]

Good design is a welcome addition to the accessories of everyday life. That’s long been our raison d’etre at Paperless Post, and it’s why we’re so pleased to team up with Cuyana, who puts that philosophy into practice […]

Every May when the National Stationery Show rolls into town—and, with it, a boatload of talented stationery designers—it’s the perfect opportunity throw a fête for all of our favorite creative minds. After all, who doesn’t love to mark […]

Next month, we’re throwing a celebration of delightful proportions in honor of all our design partners. Stay tuned for pictures from the party complete with photo booth gems and open bar shenanigans. — Original artwork by Cat. 

      Style icon Aerin Lauder is ready to usher in the warmer weather with her curated selection of Paperless Post designs. She chatted with us about her design inspirations, lobster sandwiches, and what she learned from her […]

Earlier this week, we planned a meeting (read: collision) of two delightfully different worlds: 200 of the most fashionable people in New York were invited to the city’s favorite dive bar to toast our collaboration with Derek Blasberg. […]

Derek Blasberg knows a thing or two about parties. Publications like Vogue and Style.com have heralded him as one of New York’s most-invited guests and sought-after plus-ones, and something of a social genius, to boot. (For his thirtieth […]