KOMONI DESIGN

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Online 31 August 2024 Mitglied seit August 2024
Online 31 August 2024 Mitglied seit August 2024

KOMONI AMSTERDAM specializes in creating unique wooden notebooks and postcards in collaboration with both our in-house design team as well as renowned artists. Our products are crafted with meticulous attention to detail using carefully selected materials, and our designs cater to a variety of occasions and individuals. Notably, our notebooks are refillable, adding to their practicality and sustainability.

Our product range includes:
- Journals Notebooks: Available in over 40 designs, A4, A5, and A6 sizes, with options for plain or lined paper filling (100 pages)
- Photobook Scrapbook: Featuring over 40 special designs with unique photobook fillings
- Wooden gift cards: Over 75 designs in A6 format, complete with envelopes

We collaborate with esteemed designers such as KOMONI Design, Miffy, Frida Kahlo, Elles, Le Petit Prince, and Andy Westface. We are constantly seeking fresh designs to incorporate into our collections, so be sure to visit our website for the latest additions.

Our collections span a range of themes including Children, Animals, Congratulations cards, Travel, Cook, Art, Music, Wedding, Love, and Dutch Design. These collections are regularly reviewed and updated based on customer demand.

For B2B customers, we offer tailored solutions:
- Wholesale: Special pricing is available for wholesale purchases, catering to country distributors, resellers, and online shops. For a price quote, please reach out to us directly.
- Custom design: With a wealth of experience in creating custom designs, we collaborate with large customers to develop unique products. This includes creating specific collections for tourist shops, corporate business gifts, or promotional notebooks. Contact us to explore customized options and pricing.

Please do not hesitate to get in touch for more information on our products, services, and pricing options.

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