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The Lucy Grossmith Coast and Country Calendar 2027 is designed for art enthusiasts and busy professionals who value both aesthetic beauty and functional organization in their daily lives. By combining high-quality nature-inspired illustrations with a clear month-to-view layout, this calendar transforms a simple scheduling tool into a gallery-worthy display for your kitchen, office, or hallway; however, users should note that the square format and specific wall-hanging design may not suit those looking for a desktop-based planner or a landscape-oriented layout.
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The calendar measures 600mm in height and 300mm in width when fully opened.
Each week in the calendar begins on a Monday.
Yes, the product is presented in plastic-free packaging to support eco-friendly choices.
It is a 12-month calendar running from January to December 2027.
Yes, the high-quality paper stock is designed to be compatible with most standard pens and markers.
The month-to-view layout offers a generous grid per day, suitable for recording typical appointments and reminders.
Move the calendar to a drier location away from direct steam or moisture sources.
Use a small reinforcement sticker or washer to distribute the weight of the calendar more evenly on the wall hook.
To set up your calendar, simply unfold it to the desired month and hang it using the pre-punched hole on the top cover. Ensure you use a secure hook or nail capable of supporting the weight of the paper.
For care, keep the calendar away from direct moisture, such as near a kitchen sink or in damp bathrooms, to prevent the paper from curling or ink from bleeding. If you need to keep the calendar clean, use a dry, soft cloth to gently wipe away any dust from the surface. Because the binding is stapled, avoid over-extending the pages beyond their natural fold to maintain the structural integrity of the display.
