Wood, cut into two flowing sections. This wall clock splits its body into curved forms that seem to move past each other.
Shape and texture
The asymmetrical outline is carved with rhythmic patterns that deepen the grain. At the center, slim clock hands stay out of the way, so the form leads. Light and shadow play across the surface as the day passes.
The two parts never quite touch, which keeps the clock from looking like a plain circle. It feels closer to a sculpture that happens to tell time.
Material and finish
The clock is made of solid wood blocks joined together. A soft finish brings out natural warmth and a tactile surface, with a rustic character intact. It ships as separate parts and requires assembly on arrival.
Where it hangs well
On a feature wall, it works equally well as a lone focal point or surrounded by simple frames.
- Feature walls in living rooms and lounges
- Above sofas or sectional seating
- Bedrooms and relaxation spaces
- Offices, studios, and entryways
Grain, texture, and color are different in every natural piece of wood. Each clock is made to order.























