Timor Calendar

Artemide Timor Perpetual Calendar: A Design Classic by Enzo Mari with an English Version

The Artemide Timor Perpetual Calendar combines a clean, minimalist design with a particularly simple mechanism. Designed by Enzo Mari in 1967, this reissue brings a fresh new look to your desk. The calendar pages are in English.

Day, Date, and Month—No Technology Required

Movable PVC pages are attached to a central pivot. They fan out to display the elements, combining the day of the week, month, and date with a single flick of the wrist. Without any digital technology, the calendar remains clearly visible at all times, and you’ll never have to reset the year.

An eye-catcher for your desk, dresser, and hallway

The Timor blends unobtrusively into both home offices and living spaces. Its shape appears playful when the pages are fanned out and understated when they remain closed. Whether in your home office, on a sideboard, or in the hallway, it becomes an eye-catcher while remaining practical for everyday use.

Easy to care for and thoughtfully designed

The modular design is easy to clean, as the casing is washable. The sturdy construction ensures durability, so the calendar still looks fresh even after many years.

Whether as a gift for fans of analog items or as an addition to your workspace, the Timor Calendar is a thoughtful choice. It combines the aesthetics of industrial design with a practicality you’ll appreciate every day.