Flower power parme notebook
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• notebook
• stapled
• 14 x 21 cm / 5,5 x 8,2 inches
• 64 pages (64 lined, rounded corners)
• ivory creation paper cover 300 g
• ivory offset paper interior pages 90 g
• made in FranceReference : CN-S2505
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This notebook was produced in an eco-responsible manner.
It was made in France.
The papers used to manufacture it are all certified.
Printing was made from vegetable inks.
It is recyclable (watch out for staples !). -
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Season Paper Flower Power Notebook: a seventies-inspired floral notebook
The Flower Power notebook by Season Paper reimagines iconic 1970s flowers in a vibrant palette of parma, bright orange and bubblegum pink. This retro floral pattern brings a colourful, feel-good touch to stationery and inspires you to put your ideas on paper. With its 14 x 21 cm format, this notebook slips easily into a bag or fits neatly on a desk, ready to accompany you throughout your busy days.
Retro flowers in parma, bright orange and bubblegum pink
Inspired by seventies aesthetics, the Flower Power pattern combines bold floral shapes with vivid, contrasting colours. Parma softens the bright orange, while bubblegum pink enhances the pop feel of the design. This energetic colourway brings a splash of colour to everyday notes, whether you’re writing lists, jotting down ideas or recording thoughts to keep.
64 lined pages in a notebook made in France
The Flower Power notebook contains 64 lined pages made from ivory offset paper, with rounded corners for a neat finish. Its cover, made from ivory creative paper, showcases the floral pattern. Staple-bound and measuring 14 x 21 cm, it is easy to carry and ideal for everyday writing. Made in France, this notebook combines a colourful cover with an interior designed for note-taking.
















