The making of The PLNR™
Simplicity looks effortless. It never is.
Old techniques. Handcrafted details. Modern obsession.
Old techniques. Handcrafted details. Modern obsession.
It’s deliberate.
Felt, not flaunted.
This is how THE PLNR™ came to life —
designed to be lived with,
and kept long after the pages are filled.
Bookstores.
Design archives.
Paper samples all over the floor at 11:00 PM.
We weren’t making another book.
We were building an object that slows you down — just enough to make you feel.
Ruthlessly simple.
Radically intentional.
Ridiculously beautiful.
Obviously.
Not just for one quarter,
but as part of your story.
We hunted down the only bookbinder in Norway still sewing books.
Sewn, not glued — because weighty pages deserve to lay flat. And your vision deserves a spine that won’t crack under pressure.
Edges stained — by hand.
Ribbons and endbands placed one by one.
Every copy carries the mark of skilled hands
and a refusal to cut corners.
Techniques most abandoned decades ago — because they take too long, cost too much, and don’t scale.
Exactly why we chose them.
Weighty, uncoated pages — soft white and matte — welcoming both ink and graphite with equal grace.
Linen with deliberate texture —
the kind that makes you slow down for a second.
The matte-black deboss on linen may arrive with patina. It's not a flaw.
It's character — the kind only real materials can earn.
Black-edged pages — because restraint is powerful.
A ribbon that doesn’t interfere,
but refuses to be ignored.