We are pleased to announce that Metapaper has joined our distribution network as a distributor for Lessebo Design and Lessebo Colours in Germany, Austria, and France. These premium paper ranges provide sustainable, high-quality options for professionals who value both performance and environmental responsibility.

“Partnering with Metapaper strengthens our commitment to bringing high-quality, sustainable papers to a broader audience in Europe,” says Carina Jensen, Head of Sales and Marketing at Lessebo Paper. “We look forward to a successful collaboration that not only supports our growth but also reinforces our shared vision of inspiring the market with environmentally responsible paper solutions.”
With the introduction of Lessebo Colours and Lessebo Design, Metapaper is expanding its portfolio with a comprehensive selection of eco-conscious papers. Lessebo Colours is a vibrant collection featuring 48 carefully curated shades, designed to deliver bold, expressive colour for premium print and packaging applications. Its versatile palette and refined finish make it an exceptional choice for brands and designers focused on visual impact and sustainability.
Lessebo Design is a sophisticated range crafted for top-tier printing, available in both smooth and rough finishes to enhance visual and tactile appeal. Offered in five white shades—UltraWhite, Bright, White, Natural, and Ivory—and a wide range of weights and sizes, it’s an ideal choice for offset, digital, and specialty printing, providing vibrant colour reproduction and exceptional durability for elevated design projects.
For Olaf Stein, Creative Director of Metapaper, the focus is not only on product quality but above all on the sustainability dimension. “Lessebo Paper is taking an exemplary path as the first and so far, the only Cradle to Cradle Gold-certified paper mill in the world with the lowest CO₂ emissions of all fine papers in Europe. This is an extremely positive contribution and fits in perfectly with today’s world.” Concludes Stein.
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