Bookspots - United Kingdom
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A lovely shop with paper, bookbinding supplies and sellers who know what they are talking about. |
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London Centre for Book Arts is an artist-run, open-access studio dedicated to book arts and artist-led publishing. |
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Huge flagship store offering stationery items, gift wrap, artist materials and on the 2nd floor a nice collection of papers and materials. There is also a bookshop and cafe. |
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Alma has leather from every corner of the globe. Not especially for bookbinding but a great place to find interesting and unusual stuff. |
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Here you can see and pick up samples from the italian paper company Fedrigoni. Also features work that was done using their papers. |
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Supplier of art and equipment for the London art and design community. Very helpful and knowledgeable staff. |
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The St Bride foundation in the old city of London houses a library specialized in graphic arts, a print shop, a bookbinding studio, a gallery. There is always something to do there whether it's taking a class, attending a lecture or visiting an exhibition, including those organised by Designer Bookbinders. |
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A haberdashery store with nice selection of ribbons and elastics. |
 L.Cornelissen & Son |
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Beautiful old art supply shop filled with paints, brushes, pigments, inks, gilding materials, and other wonderful things. *Recommended by Mari, one of her favourite shops in London. |
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Choosing Keeping is a small stationery shop with lots of exclusive items that can't be found anywhere else. To add to the fun (and if you like flowers), come on a weekend to experience the vibrant Columbia Road flower market. |
BRIGHTON
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Stationery shop. They also have a shop in Chelsea and London. |
HIGHAM FERRERS
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A well established tannery specialised in bookbinding leather. A very friendly team. Open by appointment only. |
EDINBURGH (SCOTLAND)
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Edinburgh Printmakers |
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Established in 1967 as the first open access studio in Britain, Edinburgh Printmakers is an organisation dedicated to the practice of fine art printmaking. They give workshops, exhibitions, there is a gallery and a shop. *Recommended by Thomas Gravemaker |
GLASGOW (SCOTLAND)
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Trongate 103 Glasgow G1 5H3 www.gpsart.co.uk |
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Centre for fine art printmaking. They give workshops, exhibitions, there is a gallery and a shop. *Recommended by Thomas Gravemaker |
LIVINGSTON (SCOTLAND)
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Hewit & Sons |
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A leather manufacturer especially famous for their calf, Hewit also sells bookbinding tools, equipment and materials and welcome visitors to their showroom at the factory from Monday to Friday 08.30 - 16.00. |
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