Opus Haus

2026 Metronome Wall Calendar

$69.99 USD

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Calendar Format U.S. Canada

Color Brown Multi-color

A visually striking 24” x 36” wall calendar designed for musicians, artists, and those who see time not as numbers—but as rhythm. This calendar transforms the classic metronome into a poetic representation of how we move through the year: not in haste, but in tempo, pulse, and flow.

Key Features & Benefits

• Twelve Metronomes, One Year’s Rhythm: Each month is represented through a unique metronome oscillation, capturing variations in energy, pace, and emotional tone.
• Typography in Motion: The text mirrors the pendulum swing, creating a gentle choreography that visually expresses the passage of time.
• Designed for Music Lovers: Ideal for studios, practice spaces, offices, or thoughtful homes that value creativity and balance.
• Museum Quality Print: 24” x 36” on premium matte art paper (189 g/m²) for gallery-level clarity and sophistication.
• Mindful Daily Presence: Encourages a calmer relationship with time—experienced, not rushed.

Perfect For

Musicians, composers, students, orchestral players, music educators, designers, and anyone who loves the feeling of a well-paced life.

Age restrictions: For adults
EU Warranty: 2 years
Other compliance information: Meets the small parts and magnetic flux index level requirements.

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Design Concept

The 2026 calendar transforms the conventional metronome into a visual representation of time. The metronome’s steady tick-tock not only establishes rhythm in music but also mirrors how we measure life itself: in beats, moments, days, and years. The design depicts twelve metronomes, each representing a month, captured in varying oscillations. The typography mirrors the pendulum’s motion, transforming the passage of time into a gentle, rhythmic choreography of movement. Each month carries its own tempo and pulse, akin to a different movement in a year-long composition. The calendar invites viewers to perceive time as musicians do — not as something to be consumed, but as something to be experienced, followed, and found equilibrium within. The design celebrates the shared rhythm between music and life.