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AGENDE MENSILI 2026

MONTHLY DIARIES 2026

by Cecilia Vola in Blogs

Monthly planners are the ideal tool for those who have a knack for summary and don't need to jot down every detail of the day. They're designed for those who want a quick and clear overview of the entire month, for those who prefer something streamlined to carry with them, perhaps alongside a daily diary or notebook.

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Let's start with the Octàgon , which offers two versions.
The first is the Plus Notebook , with monthly grids for all your planning and extra pages for ideas and notes. It runs from January to December 2026 and includes the 2026 and 2027 calendars, as well as a yearly planner. The 120-gram FSC-certified paper is very durable and suitable for any pen, pencil, or highlighter, even for those who love decorating with stickers and washi tape. The cover, also certified, is sturdy yet elegant, the binding is thread-sewn, and the format is available in both A4 and A5, with a total of 56 pages.
Even lighter and more portable is the Octàgon Monthly Notebook , available in A4, A5, and A6. It's the perfect tool for always having a simple and intuitive calendar with you: twelve months in a two-page grid, the 2026 and 2027 annual calendars, a comprehensive planner, and lined pages for notes. A handy planner, perfect for your purse or pocket, it's perfect for both practical and quick use and for those who love to personalize with colors and details.

Let's move on to the MD Midori Monthly . Here, the style is the unmistakable Midori paper: essential, refined, and a pleasure to use even with fountain pens. The " Thin " model in A4 or A5 format is particularly slim, with a monthly calendar flanked by ample space for notes and 5mm squared pages for notes or projects. It's perfect for those looking for a compact, lightweight yet versatile planner, capable of combining planning and creative writing. Inside, we find the monthly layouts from December 2025 to January 2027, the annual calendar, 80 memo pages, and even a sticker to personalize the cover.

For those who love graphic beauty, there's the Rifle Paper Monthly Planner . Twelve months, from January to December 2026, each decorated with a different floral motif. It's lightweight and refined, with a thread-sewn binding, a heat-stamped linen cover, and metallic gold foil details. In addition to the monthly grid layouts, there are pages dedicated to the year's important dates and a lined section at the end for notes. It's the ideal planner for those seeking a simple tool with a touch of elegance and color.

Another interesting model is the Monthly A-Journal , which covers not one, but two full years: from January 2026 to December 2027. Here, the vision is even broader: the monthly layout is clear and legible, with additional spaces dedicated to personal well-being and goals. It's perfect for those who don't need to plan every hour of the day, but still want to stay on top of their commitments and, at the same time, pause to reflect on the most important aspects of their life. The flat-lay binding allows for a full, comfortable writing experience.

And of course, we also offer monthly refills for Traveler's Notebooks , both in Regular and Passport formats. This doesn't need much introduction: anyone who owns a Traveler's Notebook already knows the flexibility of this system. The monthly refill allows you to carry all your planning with you, combining the convenience of a grid calendar with the freedom to customize your travel journal as you like.

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