Untitled. Nomos, Junghans, Patek Philippe: questi e molti altri marchi offrono orologi in stile Bauhaus. Il Nomos Tangente e lo Junghans Max Bill sono i rappresentanti più noti di questa categoria. Ma cosa caratterizza gli orologi in stile Bauhaus? Il Bauhaus: la forma segue la funzione Gli orologi in stile Bauhaus sono indubbiamente tra le categorie di segnatempo più ricercate. Il termine Bauhaus deriva dalla parola medievale “Bauhütte”, ovvero “loggia dei muratori”. All’inizio degli anni ’20 le idee in parte radicali degli esponenti del Bauhaus erano state spesso contestate.
Minimalismo allo stato puro: lo Junghans Max Bill Lo Junghans Max Bill è un classico di design della maison Junghans. Lo Junghans Max Bill si distingue per la cassa piatta con lunetta sottile, il vetro bombato e le anse corte. In quanto a movimenti, Junghans preferisce ricorrere all’affidabilità dei calibri di ETA. Nomos Tangente: l’icona del design in stile Bauhaus Patek Philippe Calatrava: un dress watch allo stato puro A. Orologi di Design Nava, modelli unici in materiali pregiati - NAVA.
Jiwoong Jung’s "Hidden Time" Watch Is a Minimalist Magic Act By the Hour. Jiwoong Joong’s gradient face timepiece Hidden Time is the striking opening act in “The Trio of Time” series, a graphical magic act designed to make time seemingly disappear with the slow sweep of every passing hour, the spearhead of an evolving collaborative effort unveiled between global designers and Hong Kong based Anicorn Watches. When designing the watch, I was thinking about how to naturally hide passing time. My research began with how hiding occurs in nature, which led me to one of the best known examples––the chameleon’s protective color.
Their defense mechanism is a kind of optical illusion, but a simple and effective way to have two things together naturally when superimposed. – Jiwoong Jung The solution aligns with Anicorn’s past catalog of timepieces, many with a similar “less is more” aesthetics and circular motif – most specifically their Series 000, a watch outfitted with a similar obfuscating element that hides a third of the watch face with a concentric disc system. Wall Clocks You Can Crumple. We were first introduced to Veronica Szalai’s NEW TIME clocks last year and she’s back with two new versions – Holographic and Matrix. Just like before, the clocks are made of a durable cotton fiber that allows you to crumple, smash, or fold them into any shape you want letting you choose the way they look. Simply take the clock out of the package, go to town, pop a AA battery in it, and then hang it on the wall.
You can purchase them from Crowdyhouse here. 30 orologi da parete di design - Living Corriere. Decorano la parete e contano le ore, i minuti e i secondi: gli orologi da muro sono un complemento importante tra le pareti domestiche. Per estetica e funzione. Sala, cucina, studio e perché no bagno, ma anche nella cameretta dei bambini: ovunque lo si metta il quadrante di design dà una forte impronta allo spazio attorno. I designer si sono sbizzarriti con la fantasia e di orologi di design ce ne sono davvero di tutti i tipi, sia per forma che per materiali. Partiamo dalla linea: prevale il tondo ma non mancano quadrati e rettangoli, persino stelle come l’orologio scultura Anni 50 di George Nelson. Se l’architetto Daniel Libeskind crea per Alessi il Time Maze, iperbole di spigoli e rettilinei, la designer Susanne Philippson con il suo Butterfly scompone il quadrante, dal quale volano via poetiche farfalle.
Per quello che riguarda i materiali, la scelta spazia dal marmo al legno di frassino, dall’ottone alla foglia d’oro o d’argento. The Line Collection of Minimalist Watches. Scottish watch brand Nomad partnered with industrial designer Samuel Wilkinson to design the Line Collection of watches that focus on a minimalist, yet unique aesthetic that’s been lacking in the market.
Their attention to detail and craftsmanship led to two years refining the design and sourcing honest manufacturers that would be able to meet their quality and demand. Each part that goes into every watch is custom designed and manufactured, down to the clasp, the beveled glass, the textured stainless steel case that references cast iron, and a custom engineered backplate. The backplate allows the case to sit above the wrist to help with breathability. The watches utilize a Swiss made movement with a 10-year battery life. The collection includes two versions – Inline and Outline – which reference the design of the dial. Inline’s (on the right) markings are towards the center of the dial leaving space around the outer perimeter. Inline Outline. Passing Time with Jiwoong Jung's Hidden Time Watch. Our affinity for minimalist timepieces has ticked forward with the sighting of this captivating watch designed by Jiwoong Jung, a Korean industrial designer who has been on our radar before for his furniture and lighting work.
This time it’s the Hidden Time, a watch with an elegantly engaging way to communicate the passing of the hours. As time passes a face reveals the time underneath by the minute – the numerals printed onto the glass – coloration denoting as day turns to night with a circular gradient. The effect shows the passing of light from day to night in a darkening cycle of white to blue to eventual black at the 12 o’clock top. Quite clever and beautiful. 12 Modern Wall Clocks. Tag clock. Bulbul Launches the Minimalist Ore Watch. Danish watch brand Bulbul has launched their third style in its series of designer watches.
Ore, which follows Pebble and Facette, is stripped down, removing all the superfluous details to be the perfect, minimalist timepiece. Designed by KiBiSi, the idea was to bring the watch back down to its core by essentially tapping into the design’s “ore”. With a simple, circular face behind ultra-durable sapphire glass, the new style pays tribute to the company’s initial design, Pebble, therefore paying tribute to the brand’s heritage but with a modern appearance. The Everyday Watch by MIJLO. The Everyday Watch is a minimalist design created by MIJLO. The timepiece is unique in that it has a modular composition, allowing users to switch between two face designs, and five diverse strap designs, resulting in ten variations.
The current package includes two classic faces along with one brown leather, one tan leather, one black textured leather, one blue rubber, and one green mixed canvas/leather band. The straps can be easily removed/connected via a simple button at the base of the band, and have a five-year guarantee. If any of the bands wear within the five years, the user can take a picture of the band and send it to the manufacturer for a replacement. In addition, the collection comes neatly bundled in a felt case that can be rolled up. The purpose for the project was to create an affordable watch with a commitment to quality and durability. The Everyday Watch: A 10-in-1 Timepiece by MIJLO. by Daniel Eckler. 1) Versatile. The Everyday Watch is one watch with ten variations. A perfect fit for every occasion. 2) Affordable. Quality timepieces commonly range from $250 - $400. 3) Timeless. 4) Durable. 5) Easy. MIJLO arose from a desire to build an essential collection of well-designed goods – a collection we launched with A Better Backpack.
Why a Watch? Choosing a timepiece is difficult, because quality is usually paired with a lofty price tag. What makes this watch truly unique is its versatility. For the price of one premium watch, you receive a collection of 10 sleek & durable timepieces: The last watch you’ll ever need to buy. Every Watch Comes with a Beautiful Case! Each 10 in 1 collection comes neatly bundled in a handsome felt case. 10 watches, one price: MIJLO designed a watch so you never have to buy another. 10 watches, 1 price: A fit for every occasion. For those with a simpler approach to timekeeping, we’re offering a classic face & band combination for $97.
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8 Creative Wall Clock Designs from Society6. Clockwatchers: you now have something more interesting to stare at all day. Here are eight interesting artist-designed clocks from Society6 that will add a little more interest to your wall. Always The Sun wall clock by Galitt clock dots by Steffi Louis Finds&art MOONRISE wall clock by Beth Hoeckel Collage & Design Time Flies wall clock by Ilovedoodle White Marble wall clock by Sarah R Bock colour + pattern 17 wall clock by Georgiana Paraschiv B&W Lines 21/05/14 wall clock by Stuff. HUSTLE wall clock by C O R N E L L In an ongoing effort to support independent artists from around the world, Design Milk is proud to partner with Society6 to offer The Design Milk Dairy, a special collection of Society6 artists’ work curated by Design Milk and our readers. A Clock Inspired by Stringed Instruments. Designed by Daniel Weil for byshop, the Instrumental Clock references stringed instruments with its open wood frame and and suspended clock mechanism.
As the hands of the clock turn, they pass through two openings, one on each side of the frame, much like that of the sound holes of a violin. I migliori 15 orologi dal design minimale. 12 Minimalist Watches: A Fine Time for Simplicity. Fashion designer Jil Sander once argued, “I am convinced that there can be luxury in simplicity.” And in a world of information overload, non-stop notifications, and the hindrance of a “more is better” culture, there is indeed luxury to be found in design embracing the simplification of compositional relations between a person and the information they seek.
Watch design has veered into this reductive aesthetic, pushing forth material and unitary plain geometry to the forefront of wrist fashion. In an era of smartphones, we no longer need watches, but perhaps we want them more than ever. Here are a dozen minimalist watches that fall into that “want” category: Long Distance Classic by Kitmen Keung: the same mind behind my favorite mouse pad designed a watch of equal simplicity and utility, a refined dual dial timepiece.
Uniform Wares M40: The contrast between the gray dial face with tan nappa leather keep this design warmly attractive despite its pared down design. Clock Hands Wall Clock. One Clock with Lots of Design Possibilities.