Designer Tom Dixon is able to design a notebook and a restaurant in Trafalgar Square. His collection of stationery is constantly updated with new proposals for a respectable desktop "landscape". Dixon's latest exercises include the Cube, Cog and Ink collections. The Cube series is a collection of minimalist objects made of zinc alloy and finished with polished copper (a stapler, a container for stationery trifles, a pen and a stand for adhesive tape).

Desk accessories from Tom Dixon.

Cog is the favorite "engineering" collection of designer solid brass with grooved surfaces that resemble files and chisels. Ink - classic-style notebooks with strong binding, decorated with black, pink and orange foil. All 192 pages have a gold foil edge.

Cog collection - stands for pens and writing instruments. Handle, reminiscent of the engineering success of British engineering. Stapler from the Cube series. The Cube series is distinguished by a special metallic luster with a pinkish tinge. All items in the Cube series have a simple, but precisely aligned geometry. Notebook from the Ink series. Metallic shine is an indispensable attribute of all Tom Dixon projects.