MD Calendar 2026

Minimalist desktop calendar on MD Paper. Twelve months plus four memo pages—maximum blank space for writers who think while they plan.

Why This Exists

MD Calendar strips desk planning back to what matters: twelve monthly spreads with generous white space for notes, ideas, and the kind of thinking that happens when you're looking at the month ahead. This isn't a planner trying to organize your life with pre-printed boxes and prompts—it's a calendar that trusts you to know what belongs on the page.

Made with MD Paper (the same cream stock that defines MD Notebooks), this sits on your desk as both reference and notepad. The double-ring binding lets it stand upright or lie flat, and the monthly format gives you enough overview to plan without drowning in detail. Four additional blank pages at the back provide overflow space when a month needs more room to breathe.

What Makes It Good

• MD Paper throughout — the legendary cream paper that handles fountain pens without bleed
• Minimalist monthly spreads — twelve calendar pages with maximum blank space for notes
• Four memo pages — additional blank sheets for overflow thoughts and planning
• Double-ring binding — stands upright on your desk or lays completely flat
• Generous dimensions — 173 × 220mm closed, 165 × 220mm when standing
• Clean aesthetic — silver rings, cream paper, no visual clutter

Who This Is For

Writers, strategists, and anyone who needs to see the month without pre-formatted structure telling them how to think. Perfect for people who plan projects rather than appointments, who need space to sketch out ideas alongside deadlines, or who simply want a desk calendar that doesn't insult their intelligence with motivational quotes and cartoon graphics. The MD Paper means you can use proper pens without compromise.

Specifications

Note: This is the desk calendar for people who write more than they schedule—blank space as feature rather than oversight. If you're using MD Notebooks, this is the calendar that belongs next to them. Same paper, same philosophy, same respect for white space and fountain pen ink.