Virginia Woolf
25 January 1882 / 28 March 1941 · London
A desk pad, with its matching accessories, conceived as a small temple to writing: a personal refuge for anyone seeking, as Virginia Woolf did, a room of one's own. A tribute to a woman who turned words into freedom, and who saw in that room of her own the very condition of thought and creation. Every daily gesture — the writing hand, the page filling up — becomes here an intimate rite and a discipline. Intimacy and rigour, fragility and strength: the same tensions that inhabit her work and her life.
"A woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction."
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