Weekly planner made from 100% waste paper by Redopapers, handmade in Antwerp with changing designs each week.
Quick facts & details
- Made from: 100% waste paper
- Made by: Redopapers
- Production: Handmade in Antwerp
- Paper source: Locally collected waste streams from print and art houses
- Size: 18 × 27 × 1 cm
- Binding: Cold glued
- Layout: Weekly overview with changing design
- Packaging: Wrapped in reused leftover materials
Description
This weekly planner is made for people who prefer pen and paper over digital lists. Redopapers produces it entirely from waste paper collected locally in Antwerp from print and art houses.
Each week has its own design. Subtle variations keep the layout visually interesting without distracting from planning. It’s practical first. Enough space to structure your week, jot down appointments, and make quick notes.
The pages are glued together using a cold glue technique, keeping the structure simple and functional. Like all Redopapers products, it’s handmade in Antwerp and wrapped in leftover packaging materials. You might receive it in a repurposed envelope or another sturdy reused box.
It’s a planner that stays on your desk, not hidden in your phone. Clear, tactile, and ready to be written on.
If you’d like to learn more about how Redopapers works with local waste streams and small-scale production, you can explore their full story via the maker page.
Who is this for
- For people who think better when they write things down instead of typing them
- For those who like having a visible weekly overview on their desk or kitchen table
Out of the ordinary
Because the planner is made from mixed waste paper streams, slight differences in paper tone and weight can occur. The format remains consistent, but each batch has small variations.
Waste Alchemists perspective
The Waste Alchemists movement aims to change perspectives on waste. Products like this show how creativity and care can turn overlooked materials into something useful, joyful, and full of stories. By choosing this product, you help keep valuable materials in use and out of the landfill.
