2025 wrapped
What a year it's been. We started 2025 at Top Drawer in January, bringing new collections and product ranges to Olympia, and we're closing the year with an exciting announcement of two new design collections launching in the new year. In between, we've launched products, expanded into new retailers, navigated growth and development, and found our feet in our lovely Cambridgeshire home.
New collections and product launches
This year saw the launch of three new collections. We went live with our Re-Editions Collection (Volume 1) in January, followed by Symphony Series in May, and an exciting Christmas Collection of seven new prints. Our product range expanded significantly: cork-backed placemats and coasters, serving trays, larger zipped pouches, 2026 weekly diaries and planners, and hybrid journals. We also introduced Wrap Editions 001, our book of papers and Postcard Editions, featuring 18 of our signature prints.
Reaching new audiences
Our products found homes in some incredible places this year. The Barbican, Royal Academy, and Somerset House now stock selected pieces from our collections, as well as a growing number of independent retailers across the UK. We were one of just 16 brands chosen for Thrive Street London in October, curated by Mary Portas, an experience that connected us with brilliant independent businesses and reinforced why we do what we do. We exhibited at the London Stationery Show in May and returned to Top Drawer in September for the autumn show.
Recognition and press
We made it to the finals of the Muddy Stilettos Awards for Best Lifestyle Store in Suffolk & Cambs, and the London Stationery Awards for Best Storage Product of the Year. Our papers appeared in the Christmas gift guide campaign for Superdrug's The Edit magazine. Press coverage included features in the Observer Magazine, Architectural Digest (Mexico), Independent, House Beautiful, Daily Mirror, Sunday Express, Prima, Woman’s Weekly, Metro, Home & Interiors, and Ideal Home.
Print matters
In August, we published a thought piece exploring how AI-generated imagery is fuelling a print renaissance. It captured something we've been thinking about a lot: when digital designs can be created instantly, the value of crafted, considered design work becomes even more significant.
Open Studio days
We continued our Open Studio tradition throughout the year, welcoming customers to see where and how we work. These days remain some of our favourites — direct conversations with the people who support what we do.
Looking ahead
We’ve been heavily focused on our 2026 planning, including new product formats that we’ll be launching by the summer and exciting collaborations. We’ll start the year with two new collections launching in January: Imprint Series explores how connections and interactions leave their mark through bold geometric forms, whilst Re-Editions Collection (Volume 2) continues the journey through our design archives. Both will be available across paperware, homeware, and accessories.
Thank you to everyone for being part of this year. Whether you visited us at a trade show, stopped by an Open Studio, placed an order, met at an event, or followed along on our socials — you've helped make 2025 what it was, and we couldn’t be more thankful.
We wish you a peaceful and prosperous 2026.
Storigraphic Team
