Sanserif
Sanserif, a proudly South African design business based in Stellenbosch, is all about bold typography, clean lines, and classic design. Dedicated to sustainable, ethical production processes, as well as the support of local artisans, owner and designer Lizl Burger loves designing for the discerning buyer using 100% cottons, linens and recycled paper in all of her work. Following on from their debut range launched in September 2016, Sanserif recently added a few more classic pieces to their online shop.
Here’s a sneak peek for you… Start off the new year on the right foot with the A3 Calendar Deskpad, made from 100% recycled paper. Not only is it perfect for getting yourself organised, it makes a stylish addition to any home office or workspace. With a large A3 page for each month alternating in black, white and grey, your creative doodles and notes will never get lost again! All good things come in threes. Sanserif now offers a set of three A5 notebooks with fun geometric print covers on recycled paper. They make a great gift (and yes, gifts you give yourself still count!) and fit easily into your handbag, making everyday notes and list-making that much easier. We’re loving Sanserif’s lighthearted range of printed cotton drawstring bags, and now there’s one for every occasion – preventing your delicates getting trashed in the wash, stashing those dirty ‘tekkies’ away in your luggage, or keeping your pup’s gear neatly in one place. I can think of a few that I need to get my hands on right away. For more elegant, understated home goods, visit Sanserif’s online store at: Sanserif
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