There's something quietly satisfying about opening a planner that's genuinely beautiful to look at, and this one does the job well. The cover reproduces Gustav Klimt's painting Cottage Garden, with textured embossing and gold foil highlights that catch the light without feeling over the top. It's the kind of planner you'll actually want on your desk, not tucked away in a drawer.
Inside, the weekly layout runs from September 2026 through to December 2027, giving you a proper runway to plan the year ahead. Each week gets its own two-page spread with equal space for all seven days, so Saturday and Sunday aren't squeezed into a corner as an afterthought. Holidays, observances and lunar phases are marked throughout, and separate monthly overview pages let you zoom out when you need the bigger picture. Two mini reference calendars, one for the current month and one for the month ahead, make it easy to glance forward without flipping through pages.
There's also room for the practical bits that tend to get lost: a few pages near the back for noting key dates and contact details, and a pocket inside the back cover for tucking away receipts, tickets or notes.
The paper itself is a thick 120gsm stock, acid-free and archival quality, so it holds up to fountain pen or brush pen without bleeding through. A ribbon bookmark keeps your place, and an elastic closure keeps everything shut when it's in your bag.
Details
- Weekly planner covering September 2026 to December 2027
- Weekly pages with equal space for all 7 days
- Two mini reference calendars (current month and month ahead)
- Holidays, observances and lunar phases noted throughout
- Separate monthly overview pages
- Extra pages for key dates and contact details
- 120 gsm acid-free, archival quality paper
- Ribbon bookmark
- Elastic closure
- Interior back cover pocket
- Hardcover binding with textured embossing and gold foil highlights
- Cover artwork: Gustav Klimt's Cottage Garden
- Dimensions: 12.7 cm wide x 17.8 cm high
- Weight: 295 g
A lovely gift for anyone who appreciates fine art as much as good planning, and a genuinely useful companion for the year ahead.