The Completist
Hinoki No. 1 Undated Weekly Planner Book
Hinoki No. 1 Undated Weekly Planner Book
Couldn't load pickup availability
Earthy, refined, and quietly bold. The Hinoki Weekly Planner features a clean, organic-inspired print that evokes calm and simplicity—ideal for design lovers who like their stationery minimal but distinctive. With 52 undated weekly spreads and 12 month spreads, it gives you the freedom to start planning any time.
Made in the UK using responsibly-sourced 80gsm sheet music paper, this planner is bound to lie flat and wrapped in a hammered texture soft cover—bringing subtle texture and premium feel to your daily desk essentials.
Whether you’re a student, freelancer, or just someone who loves a great-looking planner, the Hinoki design adds clarity and a touch of grounded beauty to every week.
A must-have for lovers of slow living and thoughtful design.
Details: • A5 size (14.8 × 21 cm) • 52 undated weekly spreads • 12 undated monthly spreads • 144 pages total • 90gsm sheet music paper • 250gsm soft cover with hammered texture • Lay-flat binding • Matching bookmark included • Packed in a card gift box • Made by a family-owned music book maker in the UK • Designed, printed + bound in the UK
About The Completist.
The Completist was founded in January, 2018 by husband and wife duo Marko and Jana and is run from their colourful studio in Peckham, London.
Inspired by art, fashion and history and united by their love of good design, The Completist is well-known for their unique combinations of print, colour and beautiful products. They have something for every design-conscious stationery lover.
But good design doesn’t stop with the final product which is why they go the extra mile to make sure The Completist ‘experience’ is as sustainable as possible – all their paper goods are made from FSC certified paper and come in biodegradable film bags. The rest of the packaging is made from FSC certified card or recycled paper, and 90% of the range is made in the UK using small, independent manufacturers.
