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Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.764 total votes
Add a modern, minimalist twist to telling time. With ribbon, you get a stylish piece of wall decor and a functional wall clock all in one. Made with high-quality steel that’s been shaped to resemble overlapping ribbons, the ribbon features a noiseless, non-ticking, sweeping quartz movement to ensure precise and maintenance-free performance with no winding required. Powered by a single AAA battery (not included), the ribbon is an excellent kitchen wall clock, but it also makes a great addition to any room in your home or office.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.1482 total votes
Not just for keeping your eye on the hour, this eye-catching wall clock lends a touch of retro flair to your ensemble in seconds. This piece pairs a glossy iron frame with a traditional analog dial. This product requires one aa battery to operate, which is not included. The manufacturer of this item provides a limited one-year warranty.
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars.360 total votes
This gorgeous clock is made from bent beech wood that has been shaped into folded ribbon shapes. Its contrasting minute and hour hands make it easy to tell the time. Ribbonwood's bentwood is part of a complex process of molding bent plywood. A quiet, functional clock, this clock operates on a silent sweeping quartz clock mechanism, ensuring precise and maintenance-free performance of the clock. Setting up and mounting Ribbonwood takes only minutes. Only 1 AA battery is required and you are set.
by Lemnos
Designed with a pure simplicity that underscores its quiet dignity and strength. The gentle shapes of the numbers and clock hands radiate softness and calm, with a universal and beautiful design that fits in anywhere.
The black indicators and hands are arranged, with some comfortable tension, in the blank white space within the round frame. The MONO Clock quietly tells the time and fits well in any modern space or on a simple white wall. Iconic and pleasant to the eye, the MONO by Yuichi Nara exudes a dignified understanding to design and reveals the presence of time in a classic modern elegance.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.1 total vote
The precision cut letters carved into the clock face are only 2mm in width. The new hybrid number-line fonts, which don’t look like numbers at a glance, give a sharp and clean impression that is both unique and transformative as a design object of time when paying close attention. Unique color combination of Black with Pink hands and White with Green hands examplify designer Naoki Terada's award winning design disposition.
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.
Uniquely named as HM with Truth and Nature, this clock is an amalgamation of Truth, Nature, Design, and Craftsmanship. The clocks are individually produced in Japan by skilled craftsmen in a sophisticated and minimalist clock design. The clock’s charm is its simplicity that is well suited to a range of settings.
When Arne Jacobsen designed the City Hall clock for Rodovre Town Hall in 1956, he also created a design icon for the home. Its current design is faithful to the original drawings. With its diameter of 11.4", this clock is the largest in the range. The clock case supporting the concave glass front gives the clock an appearance of hovering on the wall. A great gift idea for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, school leavers and other special occasions.
by Cloudnola
A modern twist on the flip clock. A solid metal case with a marbling effect, makes this clock a true statement piece.
Classic craftsmanship meets the modern look of a digital clock. The Flipping Out flip clock is designed with a clever open-flip mechanism that lets you watch the flaps fall as minutes go by. Reminiscent of retro split flap displays found in train stations and airports. Always a conversation piece.
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