The Ball Clock combines timeless mid-century aesthetics with its characteristic metal stems extending from a central hub, each finished with round spheres that create the clock's distinctive silhouette. Its cartoon-inspired arrow hands add whimsical charm to the natural finish, while the geometric sphere arrangement provides visual rhythm. The metal construction offers reliable durability, and the warm natural tone integrates seamlessly with various decor styles.
Having designed a great number of lighting, homewares and accessories, it is George Nelson's 1950s clocks that best encapsulate the bold style of the mid-century era. At the centre of this design sits a thick disk from which metal stems complete with round sphere create its circular outline. The quirky shape of the clocks silver hands, a cartoon-like arrow and kitsch take on traditional timepieces, also display 1950s forms and add a playful touch to the design.
