This stylish and innovative wall calendar from designer Mat Cuk was voted Best New Product in Greetings and Stationery at London's Top Drawer retail fair in autumn 2026.
An arched wall calendar for narrow spaces with a quiet but unmistakable presence. Designing Obok came with real constraints: it had to work in the most awkward spaces, sit comfortably in the most considered interiors, age well, and be made responsibly, all without sacrificing function.
Obok moves easily between contemporary and traditional settings. At 132 cm (52 in) tall, Obok makes a real statement in any living space, yet at just 18 cm (7 in) wide, it makes the most of spaces other calendars can't: bay windows, between wall art, beside a door frame.
Appointments are easy to find, thanks to considered typographic details such as clearly highlighted weekends, months signed with both large numbers and names, and an additional yearly overview page at the back. Each cell measures 10×3 cm (4×1 in), providing ample space to write down things you don't want to forget.
Although weekends are clearly marked, week breaks aren't, so people familiar with Sunday- and Monday-start weeks can use them.
Printed, die-cut, and hand-finished in the UK in small batches, on 170 gsm uncoated, acid-free, off-white paper for a smooth writing experience and no bleed-through.
Down to the smallest detail, such as double-sided printing and metal buckle binding, its materials are well considered to reduce waste and promote reuse. All parts of the planner (including packaging) are easily recyclable, and use no plastic or glue.
Comes rolled in a compact box (20×11×10 cm / 8×4.5×4 in) that's easy to wrap, making it ready for gifting.
