BK Wrapping Ideas // Tissue Paper
Hello friends, Confession. I am a terrible wrapper when it comes with tissue paper!! Thin tissue papers are so fragile and can be quite difficult to manage. Am I the... Read More
Love for Analogue Stories
BKxTSL Inspiration Lab // video
I am happy to share the glimpse of BKxTSL Inspiration Lab which we hosted at Baum-kuchen studio/shop in Altadena on June 14th and 15th! In the video, you will find... Read More
Five Ways I’ve Learned to Protect My Peace // Trina O’Gorman
My life is absolutely amazing, but I cannot sugarcoat it. My life has been challenging. In fact, last summer tested everything that I knew about dealing with stress and coping... Read More
Desiree // Love for Japan and All Things Analogue
We are excited to share the first Love for Analogue interview with our Bk retailer in Europe! Desiree owns Cafe Analog in the Netherlands; an online shop surrounded by a vibrant... Read More
Video: BK Team Analogue Storage
At Baum-kuchen, it's an understatement to say that we LOVE our analogue artifacts!!! and sharing tips and ideas for storing/organizing our stationery collection has been a big lunch break topic... Read More
Functional Treasures: What’s in My Classiky Boxes? // Trina O’Gorman
I try to keep “stuff” to a minimal in our home, though I am, admittedly, a work in progress. I recently opened a few of our drawers and closets, to... Read More
Constructing an Empowering Narrative // Trina O’Gorman
Constructing an Empowering Narrative: Moving Beyond Complaining and Blaming One of the most common regrets that people have at the end of life and at the end of relationships is... Read More
Writing Our Way to Forgiveness // Trina O’Gorman
In a recent Instagram post in which I asked my followers if they had any questions about personal writing, one person posed an interesting and provocative question, How do you... Read More
Artnic Ink Pads and Paper Compatibility
The very first time I ever used a rubber stamp was in the second grade in elementary school. I still remember when my teacher, Mrs. Stoddard let me use her... Read More