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Description
The Bauhaus movement taught the world that good design is simple, functional and bold. The Leuchtturm1917 Bauhaus Edition Hard Cover Notebook in Lemon carries that spirit onto your desk with a bright lemon yellow cover and a clean, practical A5 format with 251 dotted pages.
Inspired by Bauhaus
The Bauhaus school, founded in Germany, shaped modern architecture, typography and product design with its focus on form following function. Leuchtturm1917, itself a German brand, pays tribute to that legacy with its Bauhaus Edition, which pairs strong colours with the brand's well-loved notebook design.
Why designers and planners love it
The dotted layout gives you gentle structure without getting in the way. Use it for wireframes, sketches, typography practice, bullet journal spreads or meeting notes. With 251 pages, there's plenty of space for a long project or a full year of planning.
The details
This is a standard A5 notebook (210mm x 148mm) with a hard PU cover. The pages are 80gsm and the notebook is threadbound, which helps it open flat and hold together through heavy use.
Colour that stands out
Lemon yellow is cheerful and energising. It's easy to spot on a busy desk or in a bag full of black notebooks, and it's a great conversation starter.
Perfect for
- Architecture and design students
- Creative professionals and UX designers
- Bullet journal enthusiasts who love colour
- Anyone who appreciates classic German design
Specifications
- Brand: Leuchtturm1917
- Collection: Bauhaus Edition
- Colour: lemon
- Size: A5 (210mm x 148mm)
- Cover: hard cover, PU
- Layout: dotted
- Pages: 251
- Paper weight: 80gsm
- Binding: threadbound
- Origin: Germany
- Packaging: original brand packaging
Buy from Makoba
Makoba has specialised in writing instruments and stationery since 2009. We sell original Leuchtturm1917 notebooks, pack them carefully so corners arrive crisp, and dispatch most orders placed before 1 PM on the same day. If you'd like to build a set, maybe a notebook with a matching pen, our team on WhatsApp is happy to help. You can also browse our stores in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi and Gurgaon.
Technical Specification
Title
Leuchtturm1917 Bauhaus Edition Hard Cover Notebook - Lemon - A5 - Dotted
Brand
Leuchtturm1917
Collection
Bauhaus
Product Origin
Germany
Product Type
Notebook
No. Of Pages
251
Paper Thickness
80 gsm
Material
PU
Colour
Lemon
Size
210mm (L) x 148mm (W)
Layout
Dotted
Binding Type
Threadbound
Packaging
Original brand packaging
Customer Reviews
FAQ’s
Wondering what is our return / refund policy?
We do accept returns and refunds. Here are a few things to keep in mind:
- Product has to be in an unused condition with all its tags, warranty certificates and user manuals (if any) in tact.
- Return request is raised within 3 days of receipt of product.
- Consumables like inks, refills and paper products cannot be returned or exchanged.
- For more information on returns and (or) refunds, check out our return / refund policy.
When are orders shipped?
Every order creates an adrenaline rush in our team so any order received before 1PM will usually be shipped on the same day itself. However, due to unforeseen circumstances if we are not able to get your ready, rest assured we will ship it the next day. For more information on shipping, check out our shipping policy section.
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- Our team is always ready to guide you through your journey at Makoba - whether that is online or in store.
- Thats right! We have 4 exclusive boutiques in the country that are just waiting for you.
- Visit the Our Store page, find your nearest store and connect with us immediately
Wondering the importance of pens in today's digital age?
Your great idea is just waiting to be put on paper. Put that piece of writing instrument into motion and see its magic.
- No digital form will give you as close a satisfaction that you get from writing.
- There's a reason why journaling, note-taking and writing down ideas is no more an outdated activity.
