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Muji Chronotebook: a non-linear way to plan.

By Core Jr - April 11, 2008

in Object Culture

Have you found yourself writing as small as you can, between two events, just to squeeze something in? There never is enough space between those rigid lines in a day-planner. This is why some of us have abandond our pencils altogether, and begun to schedule our days via iphone, and computer. At Muji, they have simply changed the nature of the day-planner into an organic process. Now you can literally schedule your day "around" a certain time. With Muji's recently-awarded Chronotebook design each page starts with a two simple circles, am and pm, waiting to let your day grow, rather than shrink.

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Nigel Hall

16 years ago

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I put together a few chronotebook-like templates on my website

http://www.chronoNotebook.com

They work great with round stickers and a plain notebook. I've been using them with a Rhodia notepad for a few weeks now and I love it!
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labyrinth344

16 years ago

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MUJI Times Square which is opening on 8th ave & 40th street at ny times building is handing out 500 chronotebooks for free!! on may 30th, 2008 at noon!!! whos going? i am!
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Elit Alice

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wow thats nice crediting. :)
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