OFFICE ART + DECOR

Never throw an expired calendar away again!

The TAIT Perpetual Calendar was created to be used year after year. Designed with inspiration from vintage volvelles, simply move the three circles to mark the day, date, and month. The calendar is hand screen printed in three classic colors on 50 pt. raw kraft chip board, sourced from Michigan and finished with wooden maple ends and a hanging ribbon. This calendar looks beautiful in the home, office, or at the local cafe.

Each Perpetual Calendar comes in a custom matching kraft box, making it all the more exciting to give as a gift or receive for yourself.

Designed and Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan

TAIT Design Co. is an independent product design studio owned and operated by founder Matt Tait and co-founder Audrey Elkus. Founded in 2013, their mission is to create beautiful products that bring people together through a sense of play, impact the local economy through regional manufacturing, and empower the next generation of designers by showcasing Detroit design around the world. 

Never throw an expired calendar away again!

The TAIT Perpetual Calendar was created to be used year after year. Designed with inspiration from vintage volvelles, simply move the three circles to mark the day, date, and month. The calendar is hand screen printed in three classic colors on 50 pt. raw kraft chip board, sourced from Michigan and finished with wooden maple ends and a hanging ribbon. This calendar looks beautiful in the home, office, or at the local cafe.

Each Perpetual Calendar comes in a custom matching kraft box, making it all the more exciting to give as a gift or receive for yourself.

Designed and Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan

TAIT Design Co. is an independent product design studio owned and operated by founder Matt Tait and co-founder Audrey Elkus. Founded in 2013, their mission is to create beautiful products that bring people together through a sense of play, impact the local economy through regional manufacturing, and empower the next generation of designers by showcasing Detroit design around the world. 

Never throw an expired calendar away again!

The TAIT Perpetual Calendar was created to be used year after year. Designed with inspiration from vintage volvelles, simply move the three circles to mark the day, date, and month. The calendar is hand screen printed in three classic colors on 50 pt. raw kraft chip board, sourced from Michigan and finished with wooden maple ends and a hanging ribbon. This calendar looks beautiful in the home, office, or at the local cafe.

Each Perpetual Calendar comes in a custom matching kraft box, making it all the more exciting to give as a gift or receive for yourself.

Designed and Handcrafted in Detroit, Michigan

TAIT Design Co. is an independent product design studio owned and operated by founder Matt Tait and co-founder Audrey Elkus. Founded in 2013, their mission is to create beautiful products that bring people together through a sense of play, impact the local economy through regional manufacturing, and empower the next generation of designers by showcasing Detroit design around the world. 

Digital print by Jodi Lynn Burton

The full color print features original illustration and lettering on heavyweight archival paper. 

Print Measures: 11 inches tall x 8 1/2 inches wide

Print is sold unframed. If you would like to add a frame to your order, we are happy to frame it for you. Click here to shop our ready-to-ship 8.5x11 Frames. Or send a message to request a custom-made frame.

Illustrated + Printed in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business

Jodi Lynn Burton is an artist and illustrator, born and raised in Michigan. She finds much of her inspiration from exploring the outdoors and learning about science. Jodi feels compelled to share her illustrations to help creativity live on in minds of adults and children alike. Her love for learning and sharing has also poured over into a passion project she calls Detroit Craft Academy. DCA is a podcast dedicated to interviewing makers, creators, and DIY small business owners about what they do. During the show Jodi encourages makers to share their struggles and talk about what it is really like to run a business.

Have you ever been sad when your flowers die? You don't have to suffer that sadness any longer! These hand-painted wooden flowers bring a little bit of the garden to your home and they'll stay fresh forever!

Add your forever flower to dried arrangements, display in your favorite bud vase, or pop the stem into a potted plant!

One stem philodendron leaf
Measures approximately 16" long.
Painted on both sides. 

Handmade in Brooklyn, New York
* Woman Owned Business

An instant art collection featuring 12 text-based works to inspire. Digitally printed on cardstock in Portland.

Set of 12 prints measuring 7" x 8" each

Printed on 100lb opaque bright white paper 

Designed + Printed in Portland, Oregon
*Woman Owned Business

Lisa Congdon is an internationally known fine artist, illustrator and writer. She makes art for clients around the globe, is the author of ten books, and hosts a podcast. Lisa is self-taught and didn’t achieve momentum in her career until she was nearly 40 years old. Despite her untraditional path, Lisa has achieved recognition, not just as an artist, but as a leader in the industry for her work in social justice, knowledge sharing, mentoring and teaching. In March of 2021, she was named “One of the 50 Most Inspiring People and Companies According to Industry Creatives” published by AdWeek. When she's not making art, you can find her in her bike. She lives and works in Portland, Oregon. 

A tabbed page is an organized page. Use these newly updated sticker tabs on the pages of your Concept Planner, Project Planner or any other sheets that you want to categorize, and you'll never lose your spot again. * Includes four sheets of sticker tabs (months, week, project, and blank) * Environmentally friendly tree-free paper with FSC Certification * 4.25 x 6.25 (10.8 x 15.2 cm)

Designed + Packaged in Los Angeles, California

Founded in 2003 by husband-and-wife team Ted Vadakan and Angie Myung, Poketo has grown from a small startup into a creative hub and online destination. A lifestyle brand born out of the desire to infuse art and design into every day,  Poketo creates collections of design-conscious goods to cultivate a creative lifestyle. The name Poketo (pronounced “poh-keh-toe”) stems from the mispronunciation of “pocket” by Angie’s grandmother. It tied in perfectly with the first product ever created under Poketo: a series of artist wallets that fit right in your pocket—and Ted and Angie just loved the way it sounded.

BEGIN IT NOW CREATE WITH LOVE WORK IN EARNEST FIND YOUR PEOPLE MAKE YOUR OWN SCENE BELIEVE THE VISION WORK SMARTER & HARDER BEGIN AGAIN. 

Framed letterpress print by Elizabeth Isakson-Dado, otherwise known as The Aquarius House.

Limited edition of 20 prints, signed and numbered. Typeset with vintage wood type and printed in a split fountain of metallic gold and silver ink. Printed on 100# paper, made by French Paper in Niles, Michigan. Framed in a hand marbled wood frame.
 
Print Measures: 19 inches tall x 12.5 inches wide
Outer dimensions, including frame:  21 inches tall x 14.5 inches wide

The reclaimed wood picture frame has been handcrafted in a women-run wood shop in Detroit. Mutual Adoration uses locally-sourced reclaimed wood, environmentally responsible paints and wood stains, and American-made hardware. Each frame includes glass and backing board. There are keyhole slots on the back of the frame for easy, secure hanging. 

Made in Detroit, Michigan
* Woman Owned Business
* POST Instructor

Elizabeth Isakson-Dado is an artist, educator and curator. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Printmaking from Wayne State University and a Master of Fine Arts in Interdisciplinary Book and Paper from Columbia College Chicago. Liz has exhibited widely in Detroit and Chicago, and has work in institutional collections including The Center for Book and Paper Art, The Poetry Foundation, and ETC Editions/Art in Print Magazine. She lives and works in Berkley, Michigan.