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Mossery

Jun Yuen Lim, Mossery | Vivian Loh, Mossery | Jun Yuen Lim, Mossery | Vivian Loh, Mossery

11-Feb-16 10:00

Mossery

Since 2011, the Malaysian brand Mossery has been designing and producing fun and functional stationery products that are built to last and bound to make a statement. The intricately designed notepads, greeting cards and planners were picked up by BuzzFeed and they now ship their products to customers in the US, Europe and Australia. We meet with the founder and designers to learn more about the philosophy behind Mossery.


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