Vintage Ottoman Tile Hardcover Journal
150 lined pages (75 sheets), perforated for easy removal
Sewn casewrap binding that opens flat and stays flat
Smooth matte cover with vibrant, full wraparound color
Some pages ask for a little more warmth. This hardcover journal brings handcrafted charm to everyday writing, with a tile-inspired pattern in deep indigo, terracotta, and cream wrapping around the spine for a continuous, artisan feel.
Why You'll Love It
- 150 lined, perforated pages that lie flat for handwriting, sketches, or lists
- Sewn casewrap binding built for everyday use
- Matte finish in indigo, terracotta, and cream with a continuous wraparound pattern
Product Details
Inside, 150 lined pages lie flat thanks to sewn casewrap binding — steady for handwriting, quick sketches, or lists you'll keep coming back to. Pages are perforated, so you can remove a sheet cleanly to share a note or tuck into a letter. The matte finish softens the colors and gives the cover a tactile, low-gloss feel.
Size & Format
Hardcover. 150 lined, perforated pages. Sewn casewrap binding that opens flat. Exact page dimensions are not specified in the current product data.
Care
Keep away from moisture, direct sunlight, and excessive heat to protect the cover print and pages. Store flat or upright on a shelf when not in use.
The cover has a smooth matte laminate finish with vibrant, full wraparound color, so it feels as good in your hands as it looks on a shelf or nightstand. Inside, you'll find 150 lined pages (75 sheets), each perforated for easy removal if you ever want to tear one out, tuck it away, or pass it along.
The casewrap binding is sewn for flexibility, so the journal opens flat and stays comfortable to write in from the very first page to the very last. A small 0.5" x 0.5" barcode sits quietly on the back cover.
To keep the cover looking its best, gently brush away dust or dirt with a soft, clean, dry cloth, working from the center of the book outward.
Vintage Ottoman Tile Hardcover Journal
A Quiet Place to Land
Morning pages, evening gratitude, or whatever thought needs somewhere to go — this is the small, steady ritual of putting pen to paper, one page at a time.
