Wilde House Paper Blue Monthly Planner

Seeing far without losing sight of today: that's exactly what this planner offers. The Wilde House Paper Blue Monthly Planner organizes a full year into twelve undated months, each structured into four distinct sections that support both forward-looking and retrospective reflection, creating a planning practice that feels more like a conversation with oneself than a checklist of tasks to tick off.

Each month opens with an intention page that invites you to set priorities, look forward, let go of what no longer serves you, and define how you wish to evolve in the next thirty days. The undated monthly planner then offers daily space with the integrated 1% reminder, that small daily closing gesture that doesn't ask if everything was done, but if a step was taken in the right direction. The open dotted grid space that follows is a valuable new feature: a double page with no imposed structure for notes, ongoing ideas, reflections that don't fit anywhere else yet deserve to exist somewhere. The end-of-month reflection page closes the cycle with invitations to look at what has changed, what has held up, and what will be carried forward. The soft slate blue cover, with its cascading perforated and embossed circle pattern and sober typography, gives this planner a refined editorial look that rivals the most beautiful desk objects. With a generous size of 19.7 x 26.7 cm, it sits on a desk with a natural and assertive presence.

A planner for those who want their next twelve months to have meaning, not just structure.

Details

• Undated monthly planner, 12 months of planning (1 year)
• 4 sections per month: intention page, monthly planner with daily 1%, open dotted grid space, reflection page
• Soft slate blue cover with perforated and embossed circle pattern
• Lay-flat binding and ribbon bookmark
• Protective sleeve included
• Dimensions: ~19.7 x 26.7 cm (7.75 x 10.5 in)
• PCW recycled paper
• Plastic-free packaging

The planner for those who plan their year with as much intention as they choose their belongings.