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Wee find: Masking Tape Calendar
How's this for a genius idea? A DIY calendar you can stick on your wall, consisting of masking tape rolls of months, days, dates and a reel for notes. Created by Dutch design company mo man tai, the tape easily peels off your wall when you're done.
London-based stationery company, Present & Correct, purveyor of excellent design-led office supplies, stocks the masking tape calendar both online and in-store. (We're also loving the wood geometric model set, featured in Present & Correct's photo above.)
At just £22 for a set of eight rolls, you're buying a cracker of product - great design; beautiful functionality; and a super-nice way to get organised and customise your boring old desk wall. It's lightweight too, so it would make a nice gift to send in the post. Go, Scouts!
Click here for more excellent stuff we've scouted from Present & Correct.
And if you dig Present & Correct as much as we do, you might like to read our post on founder Neal Whittington's Secret London. It comes in Part 1 and Part 2 (it's a good 'un but the blog design is vintage Wee Birdy, circa 2009).
Top two photos by Present and Correct. Bottom three photos by mo man tai.
How's this for a genius idea? A DIY calendar you can stick on your wall, consisting of masking tape rolls of months, days, dates and a reel for notes. Created by Dutch design company mo man tai, the tape easily peels off your wall when you're done.
London-based stationery company, Present & Correct, purveyor of excellent design-led office supplies, stocks the masking tape calendar both online and in-store. (We're also loving the wood geometric model set, featured in Present & Correct's photo above.)
At just £22 for a set of eight rolls, you're buying a cracker of product - great design; beautiful functionality; and a super-nice way to get organised and customise your boring old desk wall. It's lightweight too, so it would make a nice gift to send in the post. Go, Scouts!
Click here for more excellent stuff we've scouted from Present & Correct.
And if you dig Present & Correct as much as we do, you might like to read our post on founder Neal Whittington's Secret London. It comes in Part 1 and Part 2 (it's a good 'un but the blog design is vintage Wee Birdy, circa 2009).
Top two photos by Present and Correct. Bottom three photos by mo man tai.
