LEUCHTTURM1917 - Bauhaus Special Edition - Medium A5 Dotted Hardcover Notebook (Red) - 251 Numbered Pages

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LEUCHTTURM1917 - Bauhaus Special Edition - Medium Features

• The A5 MEDIUM notebooks are the perfect size with a wide range of colors making them ideal companions for all walks of life — this notebook series is perfect for midnight ramblings, daily entries, thoughtful reflection, careful chronicling and illuminating life stories

• Clear, reduced forms, functional details and classic colours are the fundamental elements of Bauhaus that we used to design this special edition series of notebooks

• Features 80g/m² acid-free paper with high ink compatibility to help prevent bleed through, an expandable gusseted pocket on the back cover, 2 page markers / bookmarks and an elastic closure band

• Includes 251 numbered pages, 8 perforated detachable sheets, a blank table of contents for easy organization and notes, also includes stickers for labeling and archiving

• Thread-bound to open flat, this durable hardcover notebookis made with FSC certified MIX paper made from responsible sources — measures approximately 5¾ inches by 8¼ inches (145x210 mm)

About LEUCHTTURM1917 - Bauhaus Special Edition - Medium

Clear, reduced forms, functional details and classic colours are key elements of Bauhaus style. And the design of LEUCHTTURM1917 products has always followed these principles. That’s why, to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Bauhaus, we created a series of notebooks, Pen Loops and pencils that are truly evocative of Bauhaus style. The colourful side cuts and lines impressively underline the principles. Matching the respective side cut is the dotted lineature in the colours red, royal blue or black. The embossed quotation on the cover "Everything starts from a dot" is by Wassily Kandinsky, a teacher at the Bauhaus, and stands for the fact that creativity arises in the mind: To share it with the world, it must come from the head - by hand on a piece of paper - and always starts with a dot. The first point of contact between thoughts and paper - a decisive moment.