These design wall clocks are rare, but really fascinating. Located minimalism found in its purest form. The clock hands are too long, broken or even disappeared. Some also serve other purposes, such as knitting or smartphone bind. Each watch has an original idea, which can be described as incredible, but also intelligent.
Watches Designer Studio Ve
These wall clocks combine modern design and classical mechanics. The clock hands are connected with colored paper. Thanks to the movement of beautiful effects are produced on the day.
Wall Clock of minimalist Sabrina Fossi
Representing watches old vinyl, different silhouettes city – by Pavel Sidorenko
Lunar Eclipse Wall Clock by Jay Jiwoong Baek for Cauca
This wall clock is inspired by the eclipse. It consists of black plastic on steel and aluminum. The clock hands are almost invisible. The eclipse is generated several times a day if the circles are in the correct position on the other.
At the base of ceramic and very long, but fine and elegant clock – Studio Ve
Black + White Vadim Kibardin – a modern three-dimensional shape of a traditional digital watch.
Clock for Robots BERG
The concept is a clock with a retro look, but with a bar code that can be read by smartphones, cameras and more.
Siren Elise Wilhelmsen 365
A wall clock that can knit 24 hours a day. After 365 days, you have a long scarf two meters.
Watch mandatory for Saikat Biswas
Magnet Clock Design Plus
You can plan your day with a series of fridge magnets with various activities.
Kaga wall clocks by Naoto Fukasawa – dressed according to the ancient tradition of Japanese gold leaf
Wall Clock in wood by Mike Clare
The clock numbers are hidden and will not be visible when the two lenses in the mechanism of overlap. The backlight creates interesting light effects.
Energy aware clock by Loove Broms, Karin Ehrnberger Sara Ilstedt Hjelm, Erika Lundell and Jin Moen
Conversely design wall clock Yiran Qian China – pointers and not a