Monthly Desk Pad Calendar Earthscapes Seascapes 22 x 17 Inches: relaxing seascapes, clear monthly planning

A full-year desk pad with roomy daily blocks and perforated pages.

Product Overview:

You use a desk calendar every day, and this one stays visible and useful. It pairs a full monthly grid with gentle seascape photography behind the dates. Each month shows unruled daily blocks two and a half inches by three, ideal for quick notes and short lists. If you juggle meetings, school pickups or creative deadlines, you can see everything at a glance. Use it for appointment tracking, family plans or simple desk reference. Top-bound in black leatherette with reinforced corners, pages are perforated for clean removal. Picture your workspace calmer, a small ocean behind your plans, and fewer stray sticky notes.

Key Features:

• Seascape backgrounds: Each month carries a different ghosted seascape that softens the page and calms your view while planning.
• Roomy daily blocks: Unruled blocks roughly two and a half by three inches give you space for notes, priorities and scribbles.
• Top leatherette binding: The black leatherette binding and reinforced corners withstand daily wear and keep pages aligned, no fuss.
• Perforated pages: Each page tears away cleanly on the perforation, so you can hand off a single month without ripping.
• Recycled paper: Printed on fully recycled, one hundred percent post-consumer paper, it lets you plan responsibly and feel good.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: House of Doolittle
• Item#: HOD-138
• Model: 138
• Series: Earthscapes
• Color: Black
• Dimensions: 22" x 17"
• Material/Finish: Leatherette
• Format/Type: Calendar
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Compatibility/Use: Desk pad, desktop
• Recycled: Yes
• Post-consumer-waste%: 100%
• Country of Origin: United States

Picture your desk calmed by a soft seascape, feel the pages glide under your hand, and keep plans visible all year, want me to set one aside for you?

Made from one hundred percent post-consumer waste; store flat and avoid heavy moisture exposure.