The National Design Collective : Cairo Star Cut Concrete Clock

Composé de Scott Bodaly et Heather Lam, The National Design Collective est un studio de design canadien qui nous présente "Cairo Star Cut Concrete Clock", une surprenante horloge de béton aux arrêtes taillées à la manière d’un diamant.

Coulées dans un mélange de béton mis au point par le studio, chaque pièce façonnée à la main est unique.

Sur ce projet, The National Design Collective précise :

"Inspired by traditional diamond faceting geometry, each clock is cast in our studio using our own specially-formulated concrete mix and polished by hand. Due to the nature of the concrete and finishing methods, each clock is unique, just like the diamonds they are inspired by.

The Cairo Star Cut Clock is powered by a Seiko quartz clock mechanism, specifically chosen for their exceptional quality. Looks can be deceiving, with a concrete wall thickness of just 10mm, the clock is designed to be ultra-light. It also features a translucent-neon back plate that captures ambient light to give the effect of illumination."

Dimensions (L x h x p) : 29 x 29 x 3,8 cm

Pour en savoir plus, visitez le site de The National Design Collective.