Icona Cuckoo Clock

Icona is a cuckoo clock by Giovanni Levanti for Diamantini & Domeniconi with a great range of bright and deep inky colors. The name Icona recalls the simplicity and the expressive strength of flat shapes and shiny colors.

Icona is a cuckoo clock by Giovanni Levanti for Diamantini & Domeniconi with a great range of bright and deep inky colors. The name Icona recalls the simplicity and the expressive strength of flat shapes and shiny colors.

Just wave your hand over Gesture Cube to access music, web, your family and friends. You don’t even need to touch the surface. Gesture Cube uses 3D spatial movement tracking to detect your hand’s approach and movements — like magic!
Using natural gestures to control our electronics helps to draw them closer to human behavior, making things easier and more fun. The result is an intuitive product concept with unlimited possibilities. LUNAR Europe designed Gesture Cube as a three-dimensional object without a clear front to allow a wider range of gestures for its interface, to show different levels of an application or to conveniently multitask between various applications. The Gesture Cube’s design is simple and minimal, blending nicely into your living space.

Aspiral makes handmade clocks that slowly move throughout the day, using a ball rather than clock hands to tell the time.
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70 workers built a wooden 4m x 12m “digital” time display in real time: a work that involves 1611 changes within 24 hour period. Seamlessly documented and shot on HD video, a 24 hours movie or clock is now available as a DVD on the Standard Time website.
Standard Time is an artwork of Mark Formanek, realized by Datenstrudel.

The Jet Lag Alarm Clock by I.D.E.A shows you both the current time and the alarm time. It also comes in black and orange.

I just love the woodgrain on this clock.

These lovely products designed by Kouichi Okamoto are elegant and alluring. The Honeycomb Lamp is a lighting fixture I’d love to touch.

In limited quantities, this Lotus clock is perfectly timed to remind someone of the forthcoming spring, while we ride through the dead of winter.

Hongkong-Taipei based designer Kit Men Keung has created a new dual-time wall clock for Taiwanese brand Verso Lab.
Intended to allow users to read the times of twin time zones in a visually subtle style while maintaining a regular relationship with someone on the other side of the globe. The color contrast of the secondary clock hands has been delicately reduced to appear like a shadow on the face, acting as a conscious reminder of the distance between the user and his/her connections abroad. With a passing glance the user can quickly and easily attain the information from the clock.

These handmade clocks constructed out of vintage upcycled 16-mm film and reels might be the perfect time tellers for film buffs. Each design is inspired by the reel’s color, design, and pattern of holes, making each clock unique and special.