A minimalist wall calendar built around a refillable system — a durable metal bracket stays mounted permanently, and only the paper insert needs replacing each new year. A carefully designed grid leaves generous space for notes, plans, and birthdays without cluttering the layout, printed on high-quality paper that holds up to daily handling.

Designed by a founder trained at ECAL in Lausanne, the calendar leans into deliberate restraint — less information per square, more room to actually write, and a look considered enough to leave up as a piece of decor rather than a purely functional object.