Compiled from 3 sources; we haven't tested this product ourselves yet. How we research
Quick answer
The Paperian Lists to Live By 3-Row Planner is an undated weekly planner, 126 × 182 mm, with 192 pages of 100 gsm paper, a sewn binding that opens flat and a PVC cover, in three colors. Each week is split into three rows. Paperian listed it at ₩14,800 (about US$11) on November 4, 2026, in our $$ band ($5–20).
No ratings yet. Be the first to rate this product.
Notes on these facts
Country of manufacture not stated: The product page we read gives no country of manufacture. Check the packaging. Source. Price: example listing.
Colors: names per Paperian (product page and photos), checked November 4, 2026. Three options on Paperian's page. Tints were sampled from Paperian's own product photos; Vanilla is an off-white. Tints are representative, not measured. Shops stock different colors.
Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43 = CZK 21.7; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).
Key takeaways
Paperian lists the planner at 126 × 182 mm (5.0 × 7.2 in), 192 pages of 100 gsm paper with a PVC cover and an exposed sewn binding that opens flat to 180 degrees.
It is undated, with 12 monthly plans and 60 weekly plans, laid out month, week, month, week.
The 192 pages are 120 weekly, 24 monthly, 20 lined notes, 24 grid notes, 2 yearly, 1 intro and 1 personal-data page.
Three colors: Pistachio and Natural Beige with glossy black foil, Vanilla with semi-gloss blue foil.
Paperian's shop listed it at ₩14,800 (about US$11) on November 4, 2026, in our $$ band ($5–20); no country of manufacture is stated.
What is the Paperian Lists to Live By 3-Row Planner?
It is an undated weekly planner that splits each week into three rows. Paperian describes the 3-Row as a diary that divides the week into three equal parts so you can plan the day by subject, by time or by importance. Its cover prints the line “To think, To thank, To remember, To go, To meet, To learn, To give, To achieve, To travel, To see, To feel, To understand, To love and To live a life fully.”
It is on the best-selling list of Paperian’s Korean-language shop, with the Make-a-Memo pad and the Book Tracker. We read the maker’s page and spec images on November 4, 2026.
What are the size, paper and binding?
126 × 182 mm, 192 pages of 100 gsm paper, sewn binding that opens flat, clear PVC cover.
Spec
Paperian says
Size
126 × 182 mm (5.0 × 7.2 in)
Pages
192
Paper
100 gsm; cover covered in PVC
Binding
Exposed sewn binding, opens flat to 180 degrees
Format
Undated, 12 months and 60 weeks
Colors
Pistachio, Natural Beige, Vanilla
Price
₩14,800 (about US$11) on November 4, 2026
Price band ($$ is $5–20)
$$
126 × 182 mm is close to B6 (125 × 176 mm), a little taller. Our notebook sizes chart shows the neighbors. Paperian gives no weight or thickness.
120 of them are weekly pages. Paperian’s page-layout table adds up like this.
Section
Pages
Intro
1
Yearly plan
2
Monthly plan
24
Weekly plan
120
Free notes (lined)
20
Free notes (grid)
24
Personal data
1
Total
192
Monthly and weekly plans alternate: a month, then its weeks, then the next month. Each month has five weeks in the plan, which is where 60 weeks come from. Because it is undated, you write the dates in, so a missed week costs nothing.
How can you use the three rows?
Paperian leaves the rows open: by subject, by time or by importance. Three examples are ours, not Paperian’s. A subject split might be work, home and study. A time split might be morning, afternoon and evening. An importance split might be must do, should do and could do.
Because the cover line lists verbs such as to learn, to give and to travel, you could also give each row a verb for the week. Paperian shows no printed row labels in its photos we read, so the choice stays yours. The weekly pages are 120 of the 192, so you have room to try more than one scheme.
What colors does it come in?
Pistachio, Natural Beige and Vanilla. Paperian says Pistachio and Natural Beige are stamped in glossy black foil and Vanilla in semi-gloss blue foil. In its photos, Pistachio is a soft yellow-green, Natural Beige a kraft-like tan and Vanilla an off-white with specks. Paperian gives no color for the paper inside.
Who is the 3-Row Planner for?
It suits people who plan by the week and want a thin, flat-opening book in a handbag-size format, because it lists 120 weekly pages and a sewn binding that opens to 180 degrees.
Journaling and planning: 192 pages of 100 gsm paper with 24 monthly pages and 44 pages of free notes.
Skip it if you want a daily page or printed dates: it is weekly and undated. We haven’t tested the binding or the paper.
Where is it made, and what does it cost?
Not stated. The product page gives no country of manufacture.
Paperian’s shop listed it at ₩14,800 (about US$11) on November 4, 2026, in our $$ band ($5–20). The shop’s page lists ₩3,000 (about US$2.30) shipping on orders under ₩30,000 (about US$23); we did not check international delivery. For other undated planners, see our best monthly planners roundup. Prices change.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Paperian 3-Row Planner dated?
No. Paperian calls it undated and says the planner has 12 monthly plans and 60 weekly plans, so you write in the dates yourself and can start in any month.
What does the three-row layout mean?
Paperian says it splits a week into three equal parts so you can plan a day by subject, by time or by importance. It does not fix what the rows are for.
Does it lie flat?
Paperian lists an exposed sewn binding that opens to 180 degrees, so each spread should lie flat. We have not tested it.
How many weeks does it cover?
60 weekly plans, which is five weeks for each of the 12 months, according to Paperian. Monthly and weekly plans repeat in a month, week, month, week order.
How thick is the paper?
100 gsm. Paperian names no paper brand or finish, and makes no claim about fountain pens.
What are the three colors?
Pistachio, Natural Beige and Vanilla. Paperian says the first two carry glossy black foil and Vanilla semi-gloss blue foil.
Is the planner made in Korea?
Not stated. The shop is Korean-language, but the product page gives no country of manufacture.
