Circular Calendar

cool This beautiful and original wall calendar was designed by German user interface designer Soeren Lachnit. The Circular Calendar is size A0 (33.11 x 46.81 inches) and lets your organize the year clockwise, displaying weekdays, calendar weeks, moon phases, months, and average daylight hours, plus enough space for daily notes. It focuses on the solar and lunar influences on the yearly calendar, the yellow form in the inner of the calendar represents the possible sun hours fifty degrees north of the equator. Cool functional art for your wall! via

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IDEAPAINT | WRITE ON ANY WALL

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DISINTEGRATING SERIES

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CIRCULAR CALENDAR 2015

The Circular Calendar is a beautiful and unusual wall calendar designed by German user interface designer Soeren Lachnit. The A0 size calendar lets your organize the year clockwise, displaying weekdays, calendar weeks, moon phases, months, and average daylight hours, plus enough space for daily notes. It focuses on the solar and lunar influences on the yearly calendar, the yellow form in the inner of the calendar represents the possible sun hours fifty degrees north...
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