Jean-Pierre Vitrac Imbroglio desk calendar
As we've just featured a desk, it seems a good time to mention one of the coolest desk accessories you can buy - the Imbroglio desk calendar, originally designed in 1973 by French industrial designer Jean-Pierre Vitrac.
This is the freestanding version of the Imbroglio, which uses a panel made from powder-coated steel featuring screen-printed graphics and a plastic, magnetic cursor. The plastic cursor frames and defines the numbers 1 - 31, so you always know what day it is. And as it doesn't do years, there's no reason to buy a new calendar every year - just the one will do.
You can pick one up in red or grey for a very reasonable £19.95.
Find out more at the Twentytwentyone website
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