STATIONERY FOR INTENTIONAL LIVING
Paper, creativity and a little imagination.
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Made with love, in Britain.
I started Rebecca Yates Designs from my kitchen table with a love for beautiful stationery and a belief in the power of getting creative.
The ritual of making space to be creative - whether that's writing, using stickers, planning, doodling... it grounds us, helps us to reconnect, brings calm, helps us to solve problems ... it can be transformational.
I want to create spaces for people to be able to experience that - whilst also making things which are beautiful to behold.
— Rebecca
1.3k+ 5 star reviews
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Thousands of happy journallers served
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“My photo is not doing my new journal justice - I just love it and was so pleased with the foil stickers I ordered too. I have already started using it and its my little corner of peace when I need it.”
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“My order came super quick which means I can get on and enjoy all the goodies I had chosen. I would like to point out to people sitting on the fence... this sure is very good quality. Offering a wide variety of designs, something for everyone. I had chosen quite a few Rose gold items and I'm thrilled. I can't wait to start using my goodies in my journal.”
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“Beautiful stationery and prompcustomer service. Very happy. Thank you x”
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Designed by hand
Every design starts as a drawing. No AI, no shortcuts.
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From our studio to you
We make most of our products in house or alongside partners who share our commitment to quality in every detail.
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Giving more back
We only use FSC Certified paper in our planners and journals, and fund the planting of a tree for every order.
We're proud to partner with Ecologi.
We support responsible reforestation, ecosystem restoration, and carbon removal projects worldwide. Every project is rigorously vetted by Ecologi to ensure the right trees are planted in the right places, with local communities, and that carbon removal meets strict quality criteria.
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