Wall clock - Divide - White
3 x €37,50 with Klarna.
LEMNOS wall clock designed by Nendo, with a white dial measuring 290 mm in diameter. Without numbers, it indicates the time through a system of divisions on a straight line, offering a time reading that is both graphic and intuitive.
DIVIDE WHITE WALL CLOCK BY NENDO
A series of wall clocks that use concepts other than numbers to indicate the time. The number of divisions within a single straight line is used to show the time. The design expresses the idea of time gradually passing throughout the day. The designs were created to allow the user to experience the passage of time in a unique and new way.
DESIGN: NENDO
Oki Sato - Chief designer and founder of nendo
Born in 1977 in Toronto, Canada. Graduated from Waseda University in Tokyo in 2002. Founded the design studio "nendo" the same year. Selected by Newsweek magazine as one of the "100 Most Respected Japanese" and has won numerous major awards, including "Designer of the Year" from Wallpaper magazine, Elle Magazine Deco, and "Guest of Honor" at the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair.
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Features
- Dimensions
- φ290 × thickness 40mm
- Weight
- 580 g
- Material
- Resin
- Color
- White
- Designer
- NENDO
- Origin
- Toyama, Japan
When the dial becomes a drawing
Two wall clocks, two ways to display the time. On the Divide, nendo spaces out the numbers: the time is counted in divisions of a single straight line, like time gently passing throughout the day. On the North, Toyoshi Mori, an architect by training, combines a simple, modern font with a domed glass. Two graphic approaches, one same wall to decorate.
THE DESIGN CHOICE OF THE DIAL
What sets the Divide and the North apart
Read without numbers
The Divide is part of a series of clocks that tell time without numbers. Here, the divisions of a single straight line are counted.
The passing time
The drawing follows the idea of time slowly passing throughout the day, division by division.
A domed glass watch face
The North combines a simple, modern font with curved glass. The dial is clear and unadorned.
Bright shades
On the North, bold and bright shades highlight the clock, from home to office.
nendo, Tokyo studio
The Divide is designed by nendo, founded in 2002 by Oki Sato, born in 1977 in Toronto and graduated from Waseda University.
An architect at the dial
The North is designed by Toyoshi Mori, born in Toyama, an ID architect who has worked with C+A and famous furniture brands.