Skylight Launches Limited-Edition Smart Family Calendar with Target and Magnolia Brand

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Skylight has introduced a limited-edition version of its flagship digital family calendar, positioning the company to deepen retail distribution and extend its brand into premium home décor. The new Skylight Calendar x Hearth & Hand™ with Magnolia pairs Skylight’s next-generation 2026 hardware with an interchangeable antique brass frame and custom screensaver art created with Hearth & Hand, the Chip and Joanna Gaines lifestyle brand. Sold exclusively through select Target stores and Target.com at a price point of $339.99, the product marks a strategic push into co-branded, design-forward hardware aimed at households seeking both organization and aesthetic integration in shared living spaces.

For Skylight, the collaboration underscores a dual focus on performance and design as differentiators in the crowded consumer home-tech market. The upgraded device offers a sharper display and three times the processing power of prior models to support functions such as shared calendars, meal planning, reminders, and chore tracking, targeted at families managing complex schedules. The initiative leverages findings from Skylight’s own Mental Load Report, which indicates that 79% of parents feel overwhelmed by family logistics, aligning the product with rising demand for tools that ease household coordination and support broader trends around family wellness and mindful living. President Aviv Gilboa framed the partnership as an effort to deliver simple, low-friction technology that blends into the home rather than adding to administrative burden, reinforcing Skylight’s positioning as a family-focused productivity platform. While specific sales expectations were not disclosed, the combination of exclusive national retail distribution, a higher-end design collaboration, and improved hardware performance suggests potential for incremental revenue growth, a broader customer base, and stronger brand visibility heading into 2026.