Diaries & Planners

Planning doesn't have to be boring.

In fact, if you're going to pick up your diary every day, we think it might as well look nice. That's why at Drawables, you'll find diaries and planners that are not only useful for keeping track of appointments, deadlines, and plans, but also ones you'll be happy to leave on your desk.

From a compact diary for on-the-go to an extensive planner for your work week. And from a classic annual diary to a undated planner where you decide when to start.

Diaries for 2026 and 2027

A new year calls for a new place for all the plans that come with it.

At Drawables, you'll find 2026 and 2027 diariesin various sizes, colours, and layouts. Think of diaries with a clear weekly layout, practical planners with extra space for notes, and compact models that fit easily in your bag.

We have diaries from A-Journal, mishmash, Fin Studio, and Karst, among others.

Whether you want to plan your work week, keep track of lectures, or just want to avoid forgetting that one appointment again: there's plenty to choose from.

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Undated diaries and planners

Not everyone starts on January 1st with good intentions.

Some start on a random Tuesday in March. Or September. Or actually somewhere in the middle of the month when they finally decide it's time to get their life back in order.

For that, undated plannersare ideal.

An undated diary has no pre-printed dates. You decide when to start and can therefore skip a week without your planner reminding you of it for the rest of the year.

At Drawables, you'll find undated weekly planners and daily planners from brands like Fin Studioand mishmash, among others.

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Which diary or planner suits you?

There's quite a lot of choice. That's why it helps to first consider what you want to use your planner for.

Weekly planner

Do you mainly want an overview of your week? Then a weekly planner is a good choice.

You can see at a glance what's on the schedule for Monday, Tuesday, and the rest of the week. Handy for work, study, appointments, and of course, the things you should have done last week.

Daily planner

Do you have a lot of appointments, tasks, or ideas every day? Then a daily planner gives you more space.

You can divide your day into tasks, appointments, and notes and have a bit more room for details.

Monthly planner

A monthly planner is ideal if you mainly want to maintain the bigger picture.

Birthdays, deadlines, holidays, appointments, and other important moments can be easily distributed across the month.

Desk planner

A desk planner simply sits on your desk and is therefore always within reach.

Ideal if you want to quickly jot something down while working or studying without having to fish an entire diary out of your bag first.

A diary that suits your planning style

Some people plan everything three weeks in advance.

Others write 'do groceries' on a note and then hope for the best.

Fortunately, there are planners for both.

For example, look at the size. An A5 planner gives you a lot of space, while an A6 model is easier to carry. A larger planner is pleasant on your desk, while a compact diary might fit better in your bag.

The layoutalso makes a difference. Do you mainly want to keep track of your appointments? Then you need something different than if you want to make an extensive to-do list every day.

And of course, the appearance plays a role.

Because if you use a diary every day, you're allowed to find it beautiful.

Diaries and planners from special brands

At Drawables, we don't just look for practical planners, but especially for brands that have something unique.

In our collection, you'll find, for example, the colourful and practical planners from A-Journal, the distinctive designs from mishmash, planners from Fin Studio, and other brands with their own take on planning and organising.

That means different sizes, colours, and layouts, but with one commonality: they are planners you love to use and love to see.

A planner doesn't have to perfectly organise your life

We might even find this more important.

A planner is a tool, not a personal assistant.

There will be weeks when every appointment is neatly in your diary and at the end of the week you think: look how organised I am.

And there will be weeks when you forget three appointments, your to-do list only gets longer, and your planner mainly proves that you had good intentions.

That's fine too.

The beauty of a planner is that you can just start over again next Monday.

Frequently asked questions about diaries and planners

What is the difference between a diary and a planner?

A diary usually focuses on keeping track of appointments and dates. A planner can also offer more space for tasks, goals, notes, and planning. In practice, the terms are often used interchangeably.

Which diary is suitable for work?

That depends on how much you want to note. An A5 diary or weekly planner offers relatively much space for appointments and tasks. A desk planner is useful if you mainly work from your desk.

What is an undated planner?

An undated planner has no pre-filled dates. You decide when to start and can skip weeks without empty pages in your planner.

What is a good diary for students?

A clear weekly diary with enough space for appointments, deadlines, and notes is often useful. An A5 size offers a good balance between writing space and portability.

Which planner is suitable for daily use?

That depends on how much you want to plan per day. For many tasks and notes, a daily planner is pleasant. If you mainly want to keep track of appointments and a few tasks, a weekly planner may suffice.