Esme Winter

Esme Winter describe themselves as British designers and pattern makers invested in what they call a ‘quiet quality’.

Their philosophy is a patient and considered approach to design and pattern application combining a simple, sophisticated aesthetic with high-quality, functional stationery and paper goods.

At the heart of this work is a desire to recreate the unique warmth and satisfaction that comes from the printed page. All Esme Winter products are made in the UK and Europe using Acid-Free, FSC Assured Papers and Vegetable-based inks.

Previously they have collaborated with Liberty, Margaret Howell and PORT Magazine.

View the range here.

Their philosophy is a patient and considered approach to design and pattern application combining a simple, sophisticated aesthetic with high quality, functional stationery and paper goods.

At the heart of this work is a desire to recreate the unique warmth and satisfaction that comes from the printed page.

All Esme Winter products are made in the UK and Europe using Acid Free, FSC Assured Papers and Vegetable-based inks.

Previously they have collaborated with Liberty, Margaret Howell and PORT Magazine.

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