The Vitra Cone table clock takes its name from its conical face, which makes it both sculptural and functional. Its simple yet insightful design makes the Cone Base a versatile interior design element that is suitable for the desk, living room or bedroom. The quartz movement ensures accurate and reliable operation, while its design brings Vitra's signature playfulness and timeless aesthetics to the space.

In 1947, American designer George Nelson was commissioned to create a collection of clocks. When he received the commission, Nelson carefully analyzed people's relationship with clocks and how they read them. He found that people were satisfied with the direction the hands were pointing, and that there was no real need for numbers on the dial. Nelson also noticed that people mostly wore wristwatches and that wall clocks had become more of a decorative element.

These ideas and thoughts served as the basis for Nelson's collection of 14 clocks, which included completely new types of wall and table clocks. Introduced to the market in 1949, the clocks were all different from each other, but they all had one thing in common: the lack of numbers.

Material: Powder-coated metal, steel
Dimensions: Width 14.6 cm, height 16.7 cm, depth 15.5 cm
Color: White, chrome, black
Additional information: Operates on 1 x 1.5V AA battery, which is included in the package.

Vitra - durable and long-lasting furniture

Founded in 1950, the Swiss company Vitra has been bringing furniture from the most popular designers to homes, offices and public spaces for decades. Vitra's products are mainly the legendary collections of Charles and Ray Eames, George Nelson and Verner Panton. These big names make the collection one of the most prestigious. Vitra also promotes the issue of design with projects outside of products, by building museums and galleries that are intended to spread awareness of design and architecture among people. At Vitra, design values ​​longevity, which can be seen in products made to last.

From us you can find e.g. Decorative objects by George Nelson, Panton chairs by Verner Panton, and legendary chairs by Charles and Ray Eames.

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