


THE DETAILS
- Standing Stories are produced in one of America’s largest and oldest bookbindery to provide quality and experience in production for large volume capability
- Custom options available to convey your brand’s unique story
- Potential collaborations include: Hotel Services Books, Art & Design Books, Cookbooks, Brand Lookbooks, Real Estate Development Materials
- Featured by The New York Times, Fast Company, Business Insider, Redbook, and Elle
HOW IT WORKS
We guide the development and coordination of your Standing Story through the design, printing and binding processes, working with your in house design team and print vendors or by recommending our own trusted partners.

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We design a custom book that expresses the specific story of your brand, product, or service.
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We provide a prototype sample book for your approval.

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We provide your design department with templates for the layout of your content.
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Or we can provide a graphic designer who is familar with our product.

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Use your existing printing vendors to produce flat printed sheets to our specs.
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Or we can provide a printer who is familiar with our product.

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We cut, sew and bind your story including your custom closures, gilding, and/ or stamping details.
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We can also design a custom box or shipping packaging for direct mail applications.
THE STANDING STORY
Standing Stories were developed by Debra Folz Design, a Boston Massachusetts-based studio, which realizes furniture, tabletop and home accessory objects for exhibition and production through material exploration & conceptual curiosity.
Originally designed in 2010 and released as The Whole Story Photo Albums, they continue to be produced and sold as photo albums through our website and retailers. In 2013, we partnered with an American bindery to produce the books in larger quantities, and incorporate the addition of printed content. The books are now produced as custom catalogs for large brands.
We love to collaborate! Recent partnerships of note include renowned brands such as Helmut Lang and Tommy Hilfiger.
