[ GUIDE ] REFILLABLE SKETCHBOOK

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Adding or removing a page from FOLDBOOK
is as simple as the gesture that gives it its name.

Gently bend the paper, place it into the stainless-steel holder and let it return into position. To remove it, simply reverse the movement. There are no rings, punching, binding or additional mechanisms — just the paper and the single-piece stainless-steel holder.

This simple system gives you the freedom to choose what paper you want to work with. Different surfaces, thicknesses, formats and types of paper can become part of the same sketchbook, depending on what the work requires.

You can take a sheet from another project, add a printed page, replace a drawing or introduce a completely different paper without having to start a new sketchbook.

And when a sketchbook is full, the unfinished pages don't have to be left behind.

Instead of throwing away the remaining pages simply because they are attached to an old sketchbook, you can move them into the next one. The paper continues with you, while the stainless-steel holder remains.

The sketchbook changes. The work continues. Nothing needs to be wasted simply because the format has reached its end.

Adding or removing a page from FOLDBOOK
is as simple as the gesture that gives it its name.

Gently bend the paper, place it into the stainless-steel holder and let it return into position. To remove it, simply reverse the movement. There are no rings, punching, binding or additional mechanisms — just the paper and the single-piece stainless-steel holder.

This simple system gives you the freedom to choose what paper you want to work with. Different surfaces, thicknesses, formats and types of paper can become part of the same sketchbook, depending on what the work requires.

You can take a sheet from another project, add a printed page, replace a drawing or introduce a completely different paper without having to start a new sketchbook.

And when a sketchbook is full, the unfinished pages don't have to be left behind.

Instead of throwing away the remaining pages simply because they are attached to an old sketchbook, you can move them into the next one. The paper continues with you, while the stainless-steel holder remains.

The sketchbook changes. The work continues. Nothing needs to be wasted simply because the format has reached its end.