Unusual and Creative Calendar Designs

The year is almost over and it is time to get a new calendar. This post features our favorite examples of unusual and creative calendar designs.

2009 Bubble Calendar

A poster-sized calendar with a bubble to pop every day. [link]

2009 Napkins Calendar

Creative calendar by Russian designer Stas Aki. [link]

2009 Nava International Wall Calendar

Designed by Ornella Noorda, this calendar provides information in five different languages. [link]

108Time Box Calendar

The 108Time Box calendar lasts for 9 years. [link]

20 Years Warranty Calendar

Schott Solar produces solar panels with 20 years warranty. In order to present the brand Schott Solar in a distinctive and meaningful way, he created a 20 year calendar, which sticks out of the wall more than 60 centimeters. [link]

Stendig 2009 Calendar

The Stendig calendar was designed in 1966 and is a classic. It graces the walls of architects and designers the world over, over forty years after it was designed, and these people know what looks good. [link]

Justgonesix 2009 Calendars

All of their calendars are A1 size and hand screened at studio luma on GF Smith 175gsm Colorplan.

- Radius 2009 Calendar [link]

- Storno 2009 Calendar [link]

- Roman 2009 Calendar [link]

LEGO Desktop Calendar

Creative LEGO inspired desktop calendar. [link]

Matches Calendar

Unusual calendar made of matches by Yurko Gutsulyak. [link]

Seeing Eye Calendar

Forget near and far, the time has come to be now-sighted. Sundays are red, the rest are black - a minor detail. Test your vision but keep in mind these days are numbered. [link]

“Dorogaya” Magnetic Calendar

Easily customized magnetic calendar with, even, 32nd day of month just in case. Month’s names abbreviated to 3 letters. Chips can be placed one over another. Special appeal of this calendar is special chips, like “Deadline”, “Arrival”, “Departure”, five “Drink Day” and one “Don’t Drink Day”. [link]

Living Calendar

This calendar has the ability to show weeks, months, holidays, and time. A large hand shows the current date (and month too) and a little hand shows the current day of week (and current hour). [link]