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- Remodelista
- January 25, 2013
- 10:00 am
- 28 comments
Born and raised in Rome, Angela Liguori first apprenticed in the book arts in a studio in Bologna, where she learned the traditional style of bookbinding while simultaneously completing a university degree in Renaissance art history. Today, this multi-talented designer can be found dreaming up new wonders in her sunlit studio in Brookline, MA. Studio Carta specializes in custom-made stationery, invitations, and hand-bound, limited edition books, as well as cotton ribbon imported directly from Italy. (Angela is the exclusive importer and the only US source for these high-quality ribbons.) Here’s a look at her inspiring workspace.
Photography by Justine Hand (except where noted).
Above: A treasure trove of trimmings welcomes visitors to Angela’s light-filled studio.
Above: Packages of antique stamps, which Angela uses for her handmade books and cards, sit next to a vintage press from 1928 (coincidentally, the same year that Angela’s father was born).
Above: Available in myriad widths, hues, patterns and weaves, Angela’s ribbon selection is so vast it’s literally floor-to-ceiling.
Above: One of Angela’s passions, pins from Merchant Mills and elsewhere are frequently featured in Angela’s packaging and projects.
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Great sharing...Ty
Thanks for the info!
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I wouldn't be surprised if these immunity deficiency diseases are caused by these things.
28 comments
+ add your ownNice.Thanks for sharing
It looks like such a happy creative space.
Cute shop. I don't know I would dare make a business of it, though.
Thanks for sharing.
nice, thanks
One fortunate soul who is living her dream. Lots of blessings and light.
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ty
Very nice. Tons of light and very clean and fresh looking. Thanks for sharing.
All that light!
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