Wall clock - North - Gray
3 x €40,83 with Klarna.
LEMNOS North gray wall clock, 320 mm diameter, domed glass, and modern typography. Toyoshi Mori's design combines bright colors with a simple font, suitable for both home interiors and offices.
NORTH GRAY WALL CLOCK BY TOYOSHI MORI
This design combines a simple, modern font with domed glass. The bold and vibrant colors are perfect for highlighting this clock, from home to office.
DESIGN: TOYOSHI MORI
Born in Toyama, Japan. University researcher, ID architect (named by Professor Otsuki of the University of Tokyo, meaning an architect who integrates university research, business management, and product design with architectural thinking). As an architect, Mori has done design work for the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications, C+A, and famous furniture brands.
From 2000 to 2008, he worked on business planning, product strategy, and product design for Takata Lemnos. Since 2010, Mori has been involved in design activities for the Tokyo Metropolitan Government. He is currently a design business advisor for MUFG Bank, Ltd and supports several companies in management. He collaborates with Meiji Co., Ltd. and GATO MIKIO, SHOUTEN CO., LTD to develop sustainable materials. Mori is also responsible for planning and judging the Meiji CACAO STYLE Product Design Award 2023.
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Features
- Dimensions
- φ320 × thickness 56mm
- Weight
- 825 g
- Material
- Resin, Glass
- Color
- Gray
- Designer
- TOYOSHI MORI
- 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.