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Books and art

Curate the shelves. Keep the shop in order.

Give books, editions and artwork a thoughtful home, with clear descriptions and a connected record of what is available and what has sold.

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A day inside · Margin Books & Art
Margin Books & Art
Design book
Design book

Design book · hardcover

Art print
Art print

Archival art print · A3

Sketchbook
Sketchbook

Sketchbook · 120 pages

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A small catalogue with a point of view

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Give the edition and the print their own place.

Margin’s collection pairs a hardcover design book, an A3 archival print and a 120-page sketchbook. Only two prints remain. The format and paper matter as much as the item name when a customer asks what is available.

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The decision

Which edition or print is the customer choosing?

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Let the format speak for the item.

A hardcover book, an A3 archival print and a 120-page sketchbook have distinct covers, dimensions and descriptions. The customer can recognise the piece being discussed.

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Design book

Catalogue · Margin Books & Art

Design book

Design book · hardcover

Rate
per item
Available quantity
5
Art printArchival art print · A3SketchbookSketchbook · 120 pages

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Check the last two prints.

Five books, two prints and thirteen sketchbooks remain. Keep the print’s quantity beside its exact format before completing the sale.

Inspect recorded stock

Stock

1 · Low stock
Design book

Design book

5 · Design book · hardcover

5
Art print

Art print

2 · Archival art print · A3

Restock
Sketchbook

Sketchbook

13 · Sketchbook · 120 pages

13

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Read the collection’s recorded result.

Separate stock purchasing, shop-team work and premises/packing costs. Use the recorded day to review the next buying decision without mistaking revenue for profit.

Read the recorded result

16 October 2026 · recorded example day

Estimated profit

Revenue

Expenses

Stock purchasingTeam & studioPacking & operationsEstimated profit

Where the money went

Stock purchasing

Team & studio

Packing & operations

Recorded costs only; review missing expenses before interpreting profit.

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Books and art

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MA-0318 · Maha

1Design bookDesign book
Art printArt print
SketchbookSketchbook

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Design book

12.000

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Total

Books and art

Before you choose your workflow

Can books, prints and materials have distinct descriptions?

Use the format, edition or dimensions relevant to the item. The example keeps the design book, A3 print and sketchbook as separate records.

Can we review available quantities before a sale?

Yes. Inspect the selected item’s current quantity before completing the basket. Stock information needs to be maintained against the actual physical collection.

How should we read the commercial result?

Compare recorded revenue and expenses for the same period. Estimated profit does not account for a cost that has not been entered.

Books and art

Bring a small, considered range into the workspace.

Describe the exact format, count the collection and compare recorded sales with its purchasing and operating costs.

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