9 Desktop Calendars for 2016 That Are Actually Chic

By Anne Vorrasi
Dec 17, 2015 @ 4:30 pm
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The organization freaks among us love the prospect of a new year, not because its a chance to clean out closets or revamp gym routines, but because its an excuse to buy a beautiful new desktop calendar. We’ve rounded up an array that will not only freshen up your space but also bring an onslaught of #officeenvy, whether you’re a stay-at-home mom who tackles paperwork from a corner in the kitchen, a working gal who clocks in regular hours in a downtown skyscraper, or both!

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Super Sophisticated

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$145
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As luxurious as they come, Bell’invito's set of ultra-thick cards and a brass stand will really show ‘em who’s boss. 

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Hand-painted

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$16
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We can’t get enough of Anna Bond’s enchanting illustrations. Her destination themed calendar is dreamy to look at and will get you dreaming of your next vacation getaway.  

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Dotted, Spotted

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$15
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Bluesky's adorable deskpad allows you to jot down important deadlines and keep them in plain sight. Plus, it doubles as a mouse pad.

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Bold Statement

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$28
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Want some serious eye candy? These super-cool graphics from Ferme A Papier by Cat Seto ought to do the trick.  

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Cute as a Button

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$5
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At only $5, Kikki.K's adorable mini cal offers a new mantra to follow each month, so you can ditch that expensive life coach.

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Bright and Letterpressed

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$20
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Sometimes a fluorescent pop of color is all you need to combat that late afternoon funk, and this colorful bundle from Sesame Letterpress is giving off some seriously good vibes. 

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Gold n' Gilded

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$20
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This Kate Spade set will add a bit of glam to your space and give you some good advice like, “lose track of time in the local book shop.”

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Perpetually on time

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$210
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Though we’re living in a techie world, we’ve got so much love for this timeless analog piece that was created by Italian industrial designer Enzo Mari in the 1930’s. 

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