Stendig Calendar 2026

The Stendig Calendar 2026 is more than a way to mark time — it’s a study in space, scale, and typographic perfection. Designed in 1966 by Massimo Vignelli, this mid-century masterpiece balances bold simplicity with architectural precision. At 122 x 92 cm, it dominates a wall, transforming a calendar into a statement piece.

Each month alternates between black and white, its dates rendered in tightly kerned Helvetica, where even the subtle negative space between “kissing” numerals was carefully considered by Vignelli. He famously admired the form of the number 23 — a moment of graphic harmony that still feels timeless today.

Printed in the USA on uncoated stock, the calendar’s perforated pages tear cleanly away each month. And because great design never goes to waste, past sheets make excellent wrapping paper — we suggest rolling them up and saving them for Christmas.

A design classic that has earned its place in the MoMA permanent collection — proof that good design is truly eternal.