Vendor: Danese Milano
Timor Calendar IT Edition - Enzo Mari 1967
Description
Description
Designed by Enzo Mari in 1967, Timor by Danese Milano is one of the most famous perpetual calendars in twentieth-century Italian design. Created for everyday desk use, it turns the simple act of changing the date into an intuitive, visual interaction.
The calendar consists of PVC cards that fan out around a central pivot. Each card displays months, numbers or days of the week, allowing you to set the date manually day after day. The ABS and PVC structure reflects Enzo Mari's exploration of plastic as an industrial material: modularity, flexibility, transformability and ease of use are central to the design.
Its simple forms and strong graphic impact still feel thoroughly contemporary, making it perfect for offices, creative studios and homes. More than a calendar, Timor is a small desk sculpture combining function and design culture.
Available in different colours, with days and months in Italian, it also makes an ideal gift for anyone who loves Italian design and iconic objects made to last.
Available colours: black, white, green, red
Technical details
Technical details
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USEFUL FAQs
How much does shipping cost?
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping to Italy costs €6.
It is free for orders over €59 net of any discounts.
What are the delivery times?
What are the delivery times?
We ship Monday to Friday within 24/36 hours of receiving your order.
The courier generally delivers within 1-3 working days.
I would like a gift package, how can I do it?
I would like a gift package, how can I do it?
At checkout you can select the gift wrapping option for €2.50.
Please write in the notes which products you would like it for and the message to attach.
How can I make a return?
How can I make a return?
You can send the package back to us at your own expense or request our courier (€6 deducted from your refund).
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