White Plywood Calendar 2024
by Theodóra Alfreðsdóttir · london, Iceland

27x21x3cm (11x8x1")Plywood
Experience the Calendar 2024, an enchanting addition to Theodora Alfredsdottir’s distinguished collection, where time-tracki… Read more
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Estimated delivery dateOctober 16 - October 23
Cardboard30x25x4cm, 1kg
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Specifications
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Piece Weight (kg)

1

Production Year

2023

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Color

Design Class

Open Editions

Description

Experience the Calendar 2024, an enchanting addition to Theodora Alfredsdottir’s distinguished collection, where time-tracking transcends the ordinary to become a visual odyssey. Inspired by a heartfelt conversation with her father, both of whom perceive the passage of months as a tapestry of colors and shapes, this extraordinary calendar materializes their shared perspective into a tangible masterpiece.

This innovative calendar, meticulously designed to grace your wall with the support of four pins, features 13 sheets suspended in a dynamic composition. Each page eloquently encapsulates a month of the year, and as the pages turn, completed months gracefully transition to the other two pins. By the culmination of the year, this ever-evolving artwork morphs into a captivating tapestry—an enthralling voyage through time and cherished memories.

Upon the arrival of the year’s end, the artwork opens itself to your creative touch. You are bestowed with the choice to retain Theodora’s original composition, a testament to her artistry, or embark on your artistic journey by rearranging the pages, and crafting two distinct artworks that resonate with your individuality.

As a thoughtful Christmas gift, this calendar artfully combines functionality, sustainability, and deep sentimental value, delivering a one-of-a-kind experience. Select between the options of 170gsm paper or 2mm plywood, whether in crisp white or a vibrant multicolored edition and usher in the elegance of time within your living space.

Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

1

Production Year

2023

Material

Color

Design Class

Open Editions

About Theodóra Alfreðsdóttir Visit Showroom →

Theodora is an Icelandic product designer based in London. She holds a bachelor’s degree in product design from the Iceland Academy of the Arts and a master’s degree in Design Products from the Royal College of Art in London in 2015. Theodora’s work revolves around the narrative an object can inhabit and exploring ways of objectifying that narrative. She's interested in the way an object can act as documentation of it’s manufacturing process; a record of what went on between the machine, tools, craftsman and material as well as it can communicate it’s origin and former life. That often leads to discovery of unexpected qualities as well as it gives the user a subtle opportunity to reconsider our material world and explore value in a different way.
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