Designed in proportion with intimate spaces—your office, bedroom or kitchen—the small wall mounted paper roller focuses on personal productivity and organization.
No Longer Available ($120)
Wall Candy
A fun collection of simple and colorful prints.
No Longer Available ($42)
Available unframed or framed in an aluminium matt black finish.
No Longer Available ($43)
A tongue and groove system allows for easy loading and unloading of the rack. Simply lift the record into the top groove, push the record back towards the wall, and the record will sit into the bottom groove.
Shown in American walnut, available in domestic wood species. Proudly made in the USA.
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Minimalistic sunset on the ocean imagery screen printed beautifully on bright white archival cover stock. Made in USA.
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To be entered into the Risograph Calendar Giveaway, simply follow us on our new Instagram, or alternatively follow us on our good ole’ Twitter. One random winner will win a 2015 Isometric Calendar compliments of Paper Pusher.
We’ll pick the winner on February 16th, 2015.
Using the perfect combination of Fluorescent Pink, Blue, and Yellow soy-based inks, and printed on a 100% recycled Oatmeal-Kraft paper with a tactile vellum finish, these calendars stand out in any home, office, or studio.
No Longer Available($18)
Despite its bold color and contrast, the SoSo maintains a clean, pure aesthetic that is suitable to a variety of contemporary interiors.
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Powder-coated steel, powder-coated white aluminum, and translucent vinyl. Limited edition of 100 lights.
3-colour risograph on 100% recycled kraft.
Amongst strong geometric lines and big shapes you can see chunky halftones and overprints. Fluorescent pink ink makes these minimal and abstract images pop with an isometric illusion of depth and dimension.
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The popular C60 & 90 format in some ways is a design classic. The somewhat crude, simple typography and block colors look great on just about any wall.
No Longer Available ($45)
Vogelpik (the game of Belgian Darts) is said to have originated in Flanders in the late 18th century, the boards and darts have evolved, and are now being made by hand in the USA. Each set comes with a board cut from end grain basswood, scoring rings are separated by a hydraulically inserted brass, and the darts are finely balanced, polished steel tips, and birch wood barrels and shafts.
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By reducing the amount of information, and rendering the oceans in white and landmasses in black, the corona globe highlights the reliefs of islands and coastlines.
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Props to Jeff Sheldon for the find.
The all white version of the flag was also featured here on Milk n’ Sugar.
No Longer Available ($185)
