Editors of Flow magazine

All Good Things Are Wild and Free Wrapping Paper and Gift Tags by the Editors of Flow magazine, Astrid van der Hulst, and Irene Smit, offers beautiful wrapping paper and gift tags inspired by nature. Flow is an international brand that celebrates creativity, mindfulness, and the pleasures of paper. This collection includes twelve 19” x 26” sheets of wrapping paper,...

Mindfulness meets organization in this compact, magnetic-format calendar that combines inspiration, charm, and structure to keep you motivated throughout the year. MINDFUL AND MAGNETIC: With a month-at-a-glance grid and magnetic backer plus drill-hole, this compact 9 " x 8 " format is perfect for fridges, walls, cubicles, and desks. ORGANIZED AND ENCOURAGED: Charming illustrations and uplifting affirmations adorn each notepad-style...

Slow down, celebrate the flaws, own the good stuff, and focus on learning to love and appreciate yourself. These themes of self-compassion and self-care are hugely popular, and Flow® has a unique and creative take on them. Now, following A Book That Takes Its Time, with 205,000 copies in print, A Book That Loves You offers a message that will...

Take time to breathe. Take time to create. Take time to reflect, take time to let go. A book that’s unique in the way it mixes reading and doing, A Book That Takes Its Time is like a mindfulness retreat between two covers. Created in partnership with Flow, the groundbreaking international magazine that celebrates creativity, beautiful illustration, a love of...

All Good Things Are Wild and Free 1,000-Piece Puzzle is a new offering from Flow, the international brand known for celebrating mindfulness, creativity, and the simple pleasures in life. This 1,000-piece puzzle features an exclusive illustration by Dutch artist Valesca van Waveren, inspired by the words "All good things are wild and free," written by Henry David Thoreau in Walking....

Jigsaw puzzles are the new colouring – they slow us down, draw us in, hold our attention and still the noise around us. Now, to meet the need, are two new puzzles from Flow®. Dare to Dream, from American artist Sarah Walsh, is a playful tribute to the power of the imagination to take us anywhere and everywhere. What is...

Following up on the successful Everything Is Wild and Free puzzle and stationery set comes a new group of paper products from Flow magazine and the artist Valesca van Waveren. Taking as its inspiration a quote from Francis Hodgson Burnett, and translating it into stunning images that capture the magic we find in nature, particularly on a starlit night, Everything...

A charmingly illustrated 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle that celebrates home. From Flow, the international brand that celebrates creativity, mindfulness, and the pleasures of paper.

It's not always easy to be creative—to give our minds space to roam while ignoring our inner critic, to stare down a blank page and make the leap from nothing to anything. It takes courage. Finding the courage to create is something the editors of Flow know a lot about. Creativity is a central value of the Flow mission, evident...

This 1000-piece jigsaw puzzle radiates with optimism, featuring a jar of wildflowers and the message Let the Sun Shine In. From Flow, the international brand that celebrates creativity, mindfulness, and the pleasures of paper.

Part-book, part-game, this collection of 165 insightful questions is a fun, surprising path to deeper self-knowledge. What do you think about before you fall asleep? What’s the wildest thing you’ve ever done? When have you stood up for yourself? Questions to inspire you to reflect, questions to reveal memories and ideas, questions to tap into your sense of adventure, and...

The Kids’ Book of Sticker Love is packed with tons of creative ideas and crafty projects for kids to make with their hands. It includes paper goodies to create and decorate, and stickers of all types: vinyl stickers, glow-in-the-dark stickers, glitter and metallic stickers, photo corners, alphabet stickers, and more. Put it all together and you’ve got hours and hours...