Wilde House Paper Journal Open Espresso

Getting into the habit of writing starts with choosing the right tool. The Open Espresso Journal by Wilde House Paper was designed precisely to address the two obstacles almost everyone cites: knowing where to start and staying consistent. The answer lies in a hardcover journal, 176 lined pages, and free access to a digital library of 13 journaling courses.

The textured espresso hardcover immediately stands out with its deep, matte relief that evokes the grain of linen or brushed paper, featuring a circular cutout in the center that reveals the first page underneath—a precise and minimal design detail that makes you want to open it even before you know what's inside. The inside back cover includes a QR code providing free access to the Open Journal digital library: 13 courses, each 7 days long, designed to meet everyone where they are in their writing practice, whether it's their first time or after a long break. The lay-flat binding allows the journal to stay open without needing to be held, the ribbon bookmark effortlessly keeps the current page, and the protective sleeve makes it easy to travel without damaging the cover. The 176 lined pages are made from PCW recycled paper, in entirely plastic-free packaging, making it a piece as well-designed in its values as in its object.

At 14.5 x 21 cm, it slips into a bag without clutter and opens anywhere, from your morning desk to your nightstand. A journal for those who have wanted to write for a long time and just needed the right starting point.

Details

• Lined journal with textured espresso hardcover
• Circular cutout on the cover revealing the inner page
• 176 lined pages made from PCW recycled paper
• Lay-flat binding and ribbon bookmark
• QR code included: free access to 13 7-day journaling courses (Open Journal digital library)
• Protective sleeve included
• Dimensions: ~14.5 x 21 cm (5.70 x 8.26 in)
• Plastic-free packaging

The journal for those who know they have things to say and were just looking for the right way to start.