2027 Planner / Weeks V&A Series
This is an English version
We're excited to introduce the V&A Hobonichi series for 2027!
Leicester
The Weeks planner was created in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Known as the V&A, the museum has inspired people around the world as a rich source of creativity. Inspired by arts and crafts, a key feature of the V&A, we created this Weeks featuring textile designs by William Morris. Through this cover, we aimed to express the coexistence of classic and contemporary elements, combining a timeless fabric pattern with a quote placed at the bottom adding a fresh accent. On the back cover, a different fabric design is placed, allowing the user to enjoy different fabric patterns on the front and back.
Welcome to the V&A
Drawing on the V&A's many charms - including jewelry, sculpture, treasured objects and contemporary fashion from its collection, as well as its café - we translated these iconic motifs into our popular Bow&Tie (necktie) fabric. This piece is designed to delight both those who have already visited the V&A and those who dream of experiencing it someday.
The Weeks planner is designed for portability. It fits smartly in your bag or shirt pocket, etc.
The majority of the planner format is consisted with a weekly planner and notes. The left page is a weekly schedule, and the right page is a memo for the week.
The light Tomoe River paper is used for Weeks series, which is resistant to bleeding and the paper itself was designed for planners. The grid measurement is 3.55mm on the note section.
The year "2027" is stamped so you can easily identify the year when you put the notebooks on the bookshelf.
Dimension: (W)3.7" x (L)7.4" x (D)0.4"
Page Contents: Yearly & Monthly Calendars, Weekly planner page with a note section on the left side, My Favorites page, 365-day Goal page - exclusive to English version of Weeks
HOBONICHI TECHO
The original Hobonichi Techo was born in 2001 from Japan, and it’s been refined and updated every year to reflect the demands of users. Now, over 20 years, the techo has been used by fans all over the world.