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About
Make Space for Meaning | Stylish, eco-friendly paper products to help you live a sustainable life.
Established in 2017, Ponderlily Planners and Journals promotes intentional living through beautifully-designed, eco-friendly planners and paper goods. For busy women seeking to find joy, purpose and empowerment in their daily to-do's and decisions.
A Ponderlily planner gives you tools to imagine the life ahead and carve out space for the too easily forgotten “me-time". Our wander-lists, reflections of gratitude and positive habit trackers hold you accountable to celebrate the everyday.
Our uniquely-designed pages marry mindfulness, functionality and flexibility to support your success. Text fields that are inspired by productivity best-practices and guided questions help you achieve your boldest goals. Each Ponderlily planner features UK and US holidays, as well as five religious calendars.
Featured in Marie Clare, Forbes, Grazia, and Stylist magazines.
Our eco-conscious planners are the modern and meaningful accessory to busy, beautiful, brilliant minds everywhere - minds whose days consist of so much more than just a few drab lines in a diary, under a date.
Our passion for mindfulness extends to the way our materials are sourced: The paper is recycled, the ink is vegetable-based and linen covers are REACH compliant. We are committed to creating products that are good for people and the planet.
Ponderlily was borne out of founder Carina Lawson’s passion for helping others make space for meaning in their lives. Our planners and complementary stationery sets are lovingly produced in Europe.
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