Paper Collective

Paper Collective is a Danish print publisher bringing together designers, illustrators and artists from across the world, producing curated art prints with a portion of profits donated to charitable causes linked to each series. The collection runs from abstract graphic compositions through photographic prints and botanical illustrations, each printed on FSC-certified paper.
  • Still Life 04 (Hydrangea) by Pia Winther 30 x 40cm Print
  • The Voice Within 01 Print by Mae Studio The Voice Within 01 Print by Mae Studio 30cm x 40cm
  • Orange Landscapes 01 Print by Magdalena Pankiewicz Orange Landscapes 01 Print by Magdalena Pankiewicz 30cm x 40cm
  • About Face Print 30cm x 40cm About Face Print 30cm x 40cm
  • Painted Shapes 01 Print by Berit Mogensen Lopez 50 x 70cm Painted Shapes 01 Print by Berit Mogensen Lopez 50 x 70cm
  • After Thought Print After Thought Print 30cm x 40cm
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    Doodle 01 Print by Maya Eline Leroy 50cm x 70cm Doodle 01 Print by Maya Eline Leroy 30cm x 40cm
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    Blemish 02 Print by Berit Mongensen Lopez 50cm x 70cm Blemish 02 Print by Berit Mongensen Lopez 30cm x 40cm
  • Be a Cat Print 30 x 40cm Be a Cat Print 30 x 40cm
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    Blemish 01 Print by Berit Mongensen Lopez Blemish 01 Print by Berit Mongensen Lopez 30cm x 40cm

    Paper Collective is a Danish brand based in Copenhagen, working with an international roster of designers and artists from studios across Europe, North America and Asia. The design curation is handled in Copenhagen; printing takes place in Denmark and specialist European partners, with the production chain as transparent as the sourcing.

    Each Paper Collective collection donates a defined share of profits to a charitable cause connected to the design or the designer. The donation recipient and percentage are published openly on each product page. This model is a distinguishing feature of the brand, extending the purpose of each print purchase beyond the decorative.

    All Paper Collective prints are printed on FSC-certified paper from responsibly managed forests, with water-based inks that meet environmental safety standards. The certification covers the paper, the printing process and the packaging, giving a fully accountable supply chain rather than one or two sustainability claims in isolation.

    Paper Collective offers prints both framed and unframed, with framed options using conservation-grade materials including acid-free backing and UV-protective glass. Unframed prints ship rolled in protective packaging, suited to buyers who prefer to frame locally or display gallery-style without a surrounding frame.

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      To celebrate the addition of Paper Collective to the Heal’s collection, we delved into what makes the brand tick. From sustainable paper to charitable giving, it is a truly inspiring brand. Paper Collective was founded by Morten Kaaber in 2013 and crafts home accessories from its base in Denmark. Its portfolio includes a wide selection of wall art, versatile frames, and stationary that do good as well as look good. Serious Dreamer by Loulou Avenue | Image courtesy of Paper Collective Three principles Its entire ethos focuses around social responsibility, sustainability and strong creative partnerships. As such, it reflects these principles in every piece it crafts, as well as in the everyday. By working in collaboration with designers, artists and illustrators from across the globe, Paper Collective helps to unite the industry. Most importantly, its collection features a range of mediums and includes graphic prints, photographs, drawings and more. Mother by Peytil | Image courtesy of Paper Collective Paper Collective designers The Paper Collective team has its finger on the pulse so is always on the hunt for up-and-coming artists. Its collection of designers is ever expanding and includes individuals as well as design studios and duos. For example, Dutch visual artist LouLou Avenue, multi-disciplinary design studio Lemon and Norwegian illustrator Børge Bredenbekk. Above all, it forges strong creative partnerships with its artists and remains the first port of call for new designers. Faberge by Peytil | Image courtesy of Paper Collective A charitable focus In addition to providing all-important support to the independent artists it collaborates with, Paper Collective helps causes close to its heart. For each print sold, a portion of the profits will go towards a worthy cause. Currently, its attention is focused on helping to build a school in rural Nepal. This institution will provide education to several hundred children whilst supporting the local community. Once it has completed the school, Paper Collective’s charitable mission will continue elsewhere. I Think Not 01 by Børge Bredenbekk | Image courtesy of Paper Collective The materials Furthermore, each of its prints are presented on FSC-certified paper that has been produced locally in Denmark. The sustainably sourced paper is certified by the Nordic Swan eco-label, guaranteeing high quality and recognising its low environmental impact. It crafts its collection of frames with equal dedication to the environment and the addition of pared-back Nordic design. With options in black aluminium and solid oak, the contemporary lines and meticulous finish of the frames means they stand apart from traditional designs. Shop Now
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