The FtoP 2026 Daily Planner – “My Time” is not simply a tool for organization, but a personal object that quietly reminds us that our time belongs to us. Inspired by both the passing and the suspension of time, it draws from that liminal moment —when one day dissolves into the next and time seems to pause, if only for a breath. Conceived as a dialogue between “now” and “then,” the planner’s visual identity, curated by today studio, bridges the old and the contemporary through bold, restrained typography and a carefully selected palette of Colorplan papers by Perrakis. The result is a calm, tactile object designed for everyday use, for those who seek to hold time in their hands and, even briefly, make it stand still.

The FtoP 2026 Daily Planner – “My Time” is not simply a tool for organization, but a personal object that quietly reminds us that our time belongs to us. Inspired by both the passing and the suspension of time, it draws from that liminal moment —when one day dissolves into the next and time seems to pause, if only for a breath. Conceived as a dialogue between “now” and “then,” the planner’s visual identity, curated by today studio, bridges the old and the contemporary through bold, restrained typography and a carefully selected palette of Colorplan papers by Perrakis. The result is a calm, tactile object designed for everyday use, for those who seek to hold time in their hands and, even briefly, make it stand still.

The FtoP 2026 Daily Planner – “My Time” is not simply a tool for organization, but a personal object that quietly reminds us that our time belongs to us. Inspired by both the passing and the suspension of time, it draws from that liminal moment —when one day dissolves into the next and time seems to pause, if only for a breath. Conceived as a dialogue between “now” and “then,” the planner’s visual identity, curated by today studio, bridges the old and the contemporary through bold, restrained typography and a carefully selected palette of Colorplan papers by Perrakis. The result is a calm, tactile object designed for everyday use, for those who seek to hold time in their hands and, even briefly, make it stand still.