Suatelier Design has been making stickers in Seoul's Jung-gu district since 2013, built around one idea: that a sticker's job is to keep a passing moment a little longer, and a little prettier. Their sheets read like miniature illustrations of an ordinary day — a kitchen, a cat, a market stall, a cup of coffee — rendered in matte paper, clear PET, or a slightly raised, textured finish depending on what the subject calls for. Beyond stickers, the studio also makes memo pads and washi tape, but the stickers remain the signature: small, specific scenes meant to decorate a page rather than announce themselves.