By adding carefully selected color, the combination of its flat surface and precision carved letters looks like color gradation of a sculpture-like design object of time. Minimalist in design yet bold as a color design accent for any space. Based on the award winning Lemnos original Carved Clock by Naoki Terada.

The clock was a bit smaller than we expected, but the design is very nice fits in very well with our decor. I wish it had a second hand like the clock it replaced. The size is our only negative concern. exactly. Stephen. Philadelphia, PA. Fri Jan 30 2026

Part of the internationally acclaimed designer Oki Sato's first series of design timepieces, Divide uses mathmetic concept other than numbers to tell time. The number of divisions within a single straight line is used to tell the time. The design expresses the idea of time gradually ticking away throughout the course of a day. The designs were created with the intention of allowing the user to experience the passage of time in a stylish and conceptual way.

A little hard to see the hands. Anonymous. North Salem, NY. Wed Mar 25 2026

Designed by Japanese design firm AWATSUJI Design, features a clean and unique design of time that brings the numbers on the clock face closer to the center, leaving a bold margin around the outside. The hour hand in white is a bright contrast against the natural shades of the face for a wall clock that fits in all situations. An iconic Lemnos design clock that is suitable for all home and office interior spaces.

Clock is perfect - great design, SILENT, and keeps time. We love it. Tara. El Prado, NM. Mon Jul 06 2026

This clock, with its numbers in a chiseled-out style, attempts to treat the graphic as part of the form. The shadows of the carved-out letters bring a three-dimensional impression to the clock face, with its appearance changing in accordance with lights located in its immediate area. The idea was inspired by materials used for interior decoration and technical conversion.

Beautiful clean look !. Kelli. West Linn, OR. Tue Apr 15 2025