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Six 2013 Design Calendars

Jamie Latendresse — Mon, 07 Jan 2013 12:00:45 +0000

The new year is off and running. If you’re not yet in the habit of writing 2013 instead of 2012, jog your memory with one of these six 2013 calendar designs.

Mid-Century Chairs Calendar - Looking for an immediate DIY calendar solution? Look no further than this high-quality, printable PDF calendar featuring classic mid-century chair silhouettes. Download yours from Etsy.

To Do Calendar, Ryan McGuiness - Keep a desktop tally of your daily tasks with Ryan McGuiness’s to-do list calendar pad. Each of 2013′s 365 days are adorned with a unique icon, grid-lined note area and the current and following month. Get one from The Standard Shop.

Mid-Century Modern Calendar - This striking design combines retro type, beguiling color and the whole year at-a-glance, the perfect mid-century office addition. Find one on Etsy.

Gregor Unraveling Calendar, Patrick Frey - Watch time unravel, literally, in this one-of-a-kind date keeper. As the days pass simply tug at the calendar’s loose thread and watch the fabric of time unravel until the year is done. Available at Design Within Reach.

Eames Lovers Calendar, Citoyennes de Berlin - Indulge in your passion for Charles and Ray Eames daily with this illustrated year-at-a-glance calendar. Find yours on Etsy.

365 Typography Calendar, Studio Hinrichs - With 2013 marking its 12th year, the 365 Typography Calendar has become a new design classic. Featuring 12 unique typefaces, descriptions, and bios of their designers, including Massimo Vignelli, Stefan Sagemeister, and Louise Fili among others. Get one from KenKnight.

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Five Ways: 2012 Calendars

Amy Feezor — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 17:48:12 +0000

It really is that time again. Get ahead of the new year (and add some style to your workspace) with one of these easy calendar picks.

1. 2012 Zurich Calendar, $21.00 Theater signage in Switzerland inspired this 12-month calendar by Brooklyn’s Walk Up Press. Get it: Felt & Wire Shop

2. 2012 Doodle Calendar, £27.00 Organize your new year with this write-in, hand-pulled piece. Get it: rockettstgeorge.co.uk

3. 2012 Watercolor Calendar Print, $42.00 This free-spirited, hand-lettered pick would also make a smart holiday gift. (Hint, hint.) Get it: lindaandharriett.com

4. 2012 18-Month Workstation Calendar, $11.95 Sized at 6″ x 9″, this beefy, chipboard-backed from Field Notes (a favorite of editor Cerentha’s) will fit nicely in any smaller space. Get it: fieldnotesbrand.com

5. 2012 Geometric Wall Calendar, $22.00 Once 2012 is over, simply cut off the calendar portion of this hand-drawn print and frame it as art. Get it: Leah Duncan at Etsy

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Five Fabulous: 2011 Calendars (yes, it is that time of year again!)

Amy Feezor — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 10:49:38 +0000

1. A Year in Caps, $32 This series of 12 sustainably harvested wood veneer cards interprets each month typographically. Get it: Heather Lins Home

2. Calendar Print, $42 Clean. Simple. Cool. Get it: Gold Teeth Brooklyn at Supermarket

3. Twenty Eleven Calendar, $16 This limited print wall calendar doubles as a piece of art; just frame and hang. Get it: The Must Stash

4. Desktop Calendar, $30 Printed with graphic, vintage type that’s over 50 years old, this letterpress and steel calendar adds easy elegance to your office. Get it: smeurer8 at Etsy

5. “The Chairs” Calendar, $20 We might be biased, but we’re charmed by this handmade design. Get it: storybymia at Etsy

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