One of the Paperchase branches to survive the recent cull, this faces the main concourse of the…read morestation and is on two levels. The ground floor focuses on a wide selection of greetings cards, providing a good choice of designs. They also have a small number of gift items. Upstairs (up a fairly steep staircase) they sell a wide range of upscale stationery.

Highly creative, reasonable prices. Big selection of designs, some are in the gift shop of the…read moreTate Modern museum nearby. Post-it note origami. Umbrellas that change pattern when wet. Star Wars storm trooper bottle opener. Dinosaur bottle opener. Beer soap

We saw this on our way to dinner in London recently and we were curious what the name of the store…read morestood for. There was a very nice guy behind the counter who explained that it didn't mean the U.K. Sucked. The store is filled with lots of unusual items. I especially liked the color changing umbrella. I wanted to buy everything I saw. He gave me a great catalogue that you can order from. Drop by and see what great things they have.

If you're a sucker for cute notebooks, pens, pencils, stationery, diaries, scrapbooking... DON'T GO…read moreIN HERE. I repeat, DON'T GO IN HERE. IT'S A TRAP. I just want to buy.all.the.notebooks Loved their products, not only because of the variety of items, but also for the cute designs. The shop is really pretty and the staff were super nice and helpful. I'm glad I don't have one of these where I live cause I'd simply go bankrupt.

I came here to get some funky London inspired postcards and stickers as souvenirs for back home…read more Great customer service.

Nothing bad, nothing extraordinary about this Ryman shop. However it's got some perks:…read more - opening hours to start with!! It means I can go there before or after work quite easily. - where is it: by London Bridge station, so I walk past it everyday - DHL parcels: xmas time was made stressless thanks to this service. A bit expensive but a lot faster than Royal Mail and I can't really access a post office due to their opening hours - friendly and helpful staff

Imagine having a shop just to sell paper. And what lovely paper at that…read more.. Stunning! Paper for cards, paper for arts. Paper for printers. Lots of pretty colours. And they have many different collections of different papers, like Indian, Chinese, Arts and Craft. Fancy that! I did actually splurge on some dishy Indian-style papers, fairly well-priced. And happy staff to boot. Well worth a gander...

Specialist in handmade paper from all over the world, the textures and patterns are very global. I…read morelove the french paper collection, so very artistic and its got a Louis VI style. Other styles are Indian miniature, Chinese, Japanese and english morris. This is of course at a high price. The provide a paper binding service too, takes about 15 days for delivery. Specialists in book binding and other such paper stationary related items. If you want to learn the craft then an internship at this shop is sensible.

One of Italy's best stationary and gift shops finally comes to London. Elegant artisan crafted…read morecards can now be found at Covent Garden.

It's always an unfortunate thing for card shops that I like looking at cards and reading them, but…read moredislike buying them. You could call this place a card house, except for that it's walls are not really made out of cards. However, cards, of the greeting card type, line this place from floor to ceiling like wallpaper. Funny wallpaper. Sentimental wallpaper. Colorful wallpaper. There is a great selection of cards here - so if you like buying greeting cards, you definitely won't be disappointed. My roommate picks up some real purrdy cards here from time to time. She looks at cards a lot an informs me that there are load of cards there than can't be found anywhere else. Not even in Merlin's beard or beneath Buddha's toes. It's also a local place, so more fun by its innate nature than something like W H Smith. Rah rah shish boom bah!

There's a Tiger shop on Oxford Street! This is great fun…read more This Tiger opened about 5 weeks back and it's really big with a large selection - bigger than any other London location I've visited. Fun variety and helpful staff. Definitely a quirky place to pop in for stationery or minor crafty bits or inexpensive and lighthearted home decor.