For plans pursued with intention — and the conviction to see them through.
The Kingston Action Journal (in Red) brings a richer, more assertive character to the Kingston Collection, created for thinking with purpose and moving deliberately toward what comes next.
Against a deep red ground, the signature Kingston design appears in fine golden lines across the upper portion of the cover. The geometry is deliberately contained, leaving an expanse of uninterrupted red beneath it and giving the journal a confident yet composed presence. A single inscription sits quietly near the base: MOVE WITH PURPOSE.
It is a reminder that progress need not be hurried to be meaningful. Whether beginning something new, taking on greater responsibility, pursuing a long-held ambition or simply deciding what deserves attention next, the message speaks to considered action rather than movement for movement's sake.
Inside, 150 lined pages provide room for decisions, plans, observations, ideas and the work that comes before action. Casewrap sewn binding allows the journal to open comfortably for writing, while perforated pages can be removed neatly when a thought, list or plan needs to leave the book and enter the world.
A smooth matte laminated hardcover gives the journal a refined finish designed to withstand regular use, whether kept on an executive desk, carried between meetings or reached for during quieter moments of thought.
Considered for your own work and especially suited to gifting, the Kingston Action Journal marks graduations, promotions, appointments, new roles, significant beginnings and moments of purposeful change with something both useful and meaningful.
Product Features
- Signature Kingston geometric design
- Rich red and gold composition
- “MOVE WITH PURPOSE” inscription
- Smooth matte laminated hardcover
- 150 lined pages
- Perforated pages for clean, easy removal
- Casewrap sewn binding designed to open comfortably
- Durable finish suited to regular use
Care Instructions
Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently remove dust or marks, working from the centre of the journal outward.
