V Calendar 2025
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Created by Massimo Vignelli’s former associates Yoshiki Waterhouse and Beatriz Cifuentes, the V Calendar pays homage to the late maestro’s modernist aesthetic and design ethos. Deploying Vignelli’s signature tightly-kerned Helvetica, Cifuentes and Waterhouse lay out all 365 days on a single sheet, forming an undulating pattern across the year.
Its condensed, vertical format, running 41.3 x 87.6 cm, is designed to fit most spaces in the home from the fridge door to the office wall and beyond. The calendar is topped by a triple-folder header for extra structure, and supplied with 3M hanging strips for ease of hanging. Small marker stickers are included to mark the passing of each month.
Every year, the V Calendar is printed in a different set of colours, and for 2025 there are two to choose between. The first channels the monochrome pallet of the Stendig, with black and green numerals set against a clean plane of white. The second, a limited run, deploys Vignelli’s favourite colour as its base layer, with black and white numbers on top of a welcoming expanse of super-warm red.
V Calendar 2025
Created by Massimo Vignelli’s former associates Yoshiki Waterhouse and Beatriz Cifuentes, the V Calendar pays homage to the late maestro’s modernist aesthetic and design ethos. Deploying Vignelli’s signature tightly-kerned Helvetica, Cifuentes and Waterhouse lay out all 365 days on a single sheet, forming an undulating pattern across the year.
Its condensed, vertical format, running 41.3 x 87.6 cm, is designed to fit most spaces in the home from the fridge door to the office wall and beyond. The calendar is topped by a triple-folder header for extra structure, and supplied with 3M hanging strips for ease of hanging. Small marker stickers are included to mark the passing of each month.
Every year, the V Calendar is printed in a different set of colours, and for 2025 there are two to choose between. The first channels the monochrome pallet of the Stendig, with black and green numerals set against a clean plane of white. The second, a limited run, deploys Vignelli’s favourite colour as its base layer, with black and white numbers on top of a welcoming expanse of super-warm red.
Black, white and green! Both the calendar and its packaging are 100% recyclable.
Manufactured in the UK, with paper sourced from Sweden.
Supplied with 3M poster strips for easy adhesion to the wall.
All UK orders are sent by tracked delivery from our UK warehouse, and arrive within 2-3 business days.
All EU orders are sent by tracked delivery from our warehouse in Austria, and arrive within 3-5 business days.
All US orders are sent by tracked delivery from our site in Nashville, and arrive within 7-10 business days.
All Canadian orders are sent by tracked delivery from our site in Ontario, and arrive within 5-7 working days.
All Australian orders are sent by tracked delivery from our warehouse in New South Wales, and arrive within 5-7 business days.
All New Zealand orders are sent by tracked delivery from our Auckland warehouse, and arrive within 3-5 business days.
All Singaporean orders are sent by tracked delivery from our Singapore warehouse, and arrive within 2-3 business days.
All SE Asian orders are sent by tracked delivery from our Hong Kong warehouse, and arrive within 2-7 business days.
All Indian orders are sent by tracked delivery from our Mumbai warehouse, and arrive within 3-5 business days.
New year, new colour
Unlike the Stendig, the V Calendar changes colour every year. The V’s designers, Yoshiki Waterhouse and Beatriz Cifuentes have mapped out a multiyear sequence of colourways. Each colour set in the series is designed to look beautiful on its own, but also to compliment the years that come before and after, following on in a harmonious progression.
Mark each month
The V Calendar comes with a set of 12 peel-off stickers designed to be stuck to the left of the current month’s letter to mark the passage of time. The stickers can be easily peeled off at the end of each month, or left in place, forming a ‘progress’ bar throughout the year.
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