Chalkboard Office Accessories

Waaaant! So practical!
Get them here.

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Custom Chalk Lettering

Wow! Pretty impressive!!!

Dana Tanamachi is a graphic designer who creates custom chalk lettering for businesses and homes. Tanamachi currently resides in Brooklyn, New York and works for Louise Fili Ltd. After work, she can be found putting her chalk skills to use on people’s walls all over New York City.

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Chalkboard Mug

Coffee mug with a chalkboard surface and pre printed checklist :)
Get your super cool mug here!

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Chalkboard Wall Decal

Turn any random wall into a chalkboard with this vinyl decal. Combine several of the 22″ x 36″ sheets to cover an entire wall, or desktop. Cut it to size and turn your laptop lid into a chalkboard.

Buy it here.

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Incredible 3D Chalk Drawings

Mr. Hou is a talented Chinese artist famous for his memorable 3D drawings.
For his creative street art, internet fans have labeled him the "Chalk God"

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Blackboard Watch

Blackboard-style face watch created by Rolf Sachs.

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Blackboard Brooch

By designer Zoe Brand.

Make the statement you want to make, then rub it out and start again.
Including oval blackboard brooch and square blackboard brooch.

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Chalkboard Coasters and Cheese Board

These used to be chalkboards in an elementary school in Quincy, Illinois, but now they make stylish handmade coasters and cheese boards that you can write on. They feature reclaimed wine corks as feet to keep them from slipping and scratching tables. They come with a piece of chalk.

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Mug and Milk Jug With Chalk Area

Mug and milk jug with a chalk surface to write on.

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Names And Notes Napkin Rings

Names and Notes Napkin Rings let you reuse the same name cards no matter who you plan to invite. They have a black "chalkboard" surface that you can write on and erase over and over. Check them out.

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Kaffe Packaging by Felix Lobelius

Kaffe is a coffee shop started by 4 swedes.

"The handwritten charcoal aesthetic derives from the personal connection every person has with their type of coffee. This is reflected in a direct style of communication with business cards, bags, take away cups etc. personally addressing the customer."

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