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New Zealand In Pictures

Stationery

Stationery that carries a little piece of Aotearoa with it.

Every page, every card, every note — a reminder of the places we love most in New Zealand.

My stationery collection brings 45 years of iconic New Zealand landscape photography into everyday life — journals, note cards and paper gifts that are as beautiful to use as they are to give.
The A5 Aotearoa Black Journal features stunning New Zealand imagery on the front and back covers, gorgeous paua shell end papers, lined pages throughout, and a detailed New Zealand map in the back — the perfect companion for your travels, your ideas, or your next adventure.
My ‘Especially for You’ Boxed Note Cards make writing to someone special a pleasure again — each card featuring a timeless New Zealand landscape, blank inside for your own message.
All items are beautifully finished and presented, making them an easy, memorable gift for friends, family, clients and visitors from overseas.
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Aoraki Mt Cook | NZ In Pictures
I have ordered these amazing coffee table books from 2017 – 2019 as gifts to clients. The quality is exceptional and as a big bonus I had my details and a message printed inside the book. More than 5 years later these books are still displayed on my clients coffee tables. They absolutely love it.
Gerda Venter
LJ Hooker Cambridge
After seeing David’s book Quintessential New Zealand, I knew it would make a great gift for my team, and some overseas family. The quality of the photography and the book was nothing short of amazing. My team (and family overseas) were all highly impressed with it, and still talk about it today. Looking forward to the next book to be published!
Greg Paget
Franchisor – Cleantastic NZ
We purchased several of David’s book as clients gifts. The best bit was seeing them find a page / place that brought back fond memories. Some said something, but most of the time it was a grin and sparkle in their eyes. I personally kept one and pull it out regularly to show the kids (4-6) where were are heading to on an adventure next.
Gavin Van Lierop
LJ Hooker Matamata