HAY Wall Clock, Blue, recycled ABS wall clock, light blue dial with white hands and a yellow second hand on a plain white background
HAY Wall Clock, Blue, recycled ABS wall clock, light blue face with white hands, mounted on a pale wall in raking daylight
HAY Wall Clock, Blue, recycled ABS wall clock, macro detail crop of the centre hub, white hands and yellow second hand
HAY

Wall Clock, Blue

Originally designed in 2008 by Jasper Morrison, the iconic Wall Clock is available at HAY through a collaboration with the renowned British designer. The clock's clean, uncluttered design reflects Jasper's talent of creating straightforward and relevant items that fit seamlessly into everyday surroundings, using functional industrial design without the need for any superfluous details. The clock is easy to hang and features a smooth second hand movement that makes no ticking sound. Made in post-consumer recycled ABS in a range of contemporary and classic colours.

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Details

Ø10.4" x 1.4"H
Materials
100% recycled ABS
Acrylic and aluminium
Notes
Smooth second hand movement that makes no ticking sound.

HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.

Brand

HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.