The best diaries and calendars for 2010

Seeing as it's going to last all year round, why not indulge in some letterpress? There's not as many products in the UK as there are in the US, so if you're a real fan your best bet is to search on Etsy. We love this desk one, printed with a 107 year-old machine, on heavy thick card with retro type and quirky patterns.
Ilee Papergoods (http://www.etsy.com/shop/ilee), $22 (£13) Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk

This folk-style calendar from Sukie is pretty, colourful and cute – simply rotate the dates round and round as you go.
Sukie, (www.sukie.co.uk), perpetual calendar, £6.95 Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk

There's nothing like a classic Smythson diary to see in the new year with bags of elegant style. Who needs an iPhone calendar when you can write everything down in this beauty?
Smythson, (www.smythson.com), Bond St organiser in malachite, £280 Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk

The Dodo is back again, with another bumper-filled diary complete with quirky, weird and wonderful bits and pieces, doodles and random facts. Brilliant for time-wasting.
John Lewis, (www.johnlewis.com), Dodo desk pad diary, £11 Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk

Make your own calendar (for free) using these downloads designed by Kirsty Neale (http://kirstyneale.typepad.com/) – simply print off each month (Kirsty's used a nice retro font) and decorate the top part with your own bits and pieces.
Download from Scrap Book Inspiration Magazine (http://www.scrapbookinspirationsmagazine.co.uk/page/scrapbook/20091109) Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk

Diary, £8.50
A pretty, linen-bound diary from play-safe stationery favourite, Paperchase.
Buy online at paperchase.co.uk Photograph: Public Domain

You can't go wrong with a classic Moleskine diary – this limited edition version comes bound in either red or black patent Italian leather and features a cover designed by Catalonian designer Marti Guixe.
Simply Moleskine, (http://www.simplymoleskine.com), limited edition diaries from £35 Photograph: PR/guardian.co.uk

Food calendar, £5
Hang this in your kitchen for monthly, seasonal food inspiration courtesy of Jamie Oliver. There's a lovely pancake recipe for February, and you can learn how to make lemonade when July comes by.
Buy online at jamieoliver.com Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Fashion diary, £6.99
Let your diary be a constant reminder of exotic shores, with the V&A's "global fashion" diary. Its cover takes inspiration from the finest silks of the Maharajas and includes intricate images of fashion everywhere - a visual feast.
Buy online at vandashop.com Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Journal, £20
OK, so a diary without dates can be a little bit annoying (and technically isn't really a diary), but if you just want something to pen your daily thoughts, you can at least do it in style with this Orla Kiely hardback journal (A6 size) - perfect for charting your progress through your new year resolutions.
Buy online at heals.co.uk Photograph: guardian.co.uk