ICONIC DESIGN CLASSICS
The Danish and internationally renowned architect Arne Jacobsen mastered the total design to the full. All disciplines were poured into executing his big projects, from architecture to interiors, furniture design and graphics. The totality of the design was visible in the detail, as was the detail in the totality.
THE STORY BEHIND ARNE JACOBSEN
Arne Jacobsen grew up in a middle-class home decorated in the popular Victorian style. As an architect, he dedicated his career to finding the essential core of an object or structure, and to rethinking products and structures from a functional, minimalist perspective.
The Bankers wall clock was designed in 1971 to hang in Denmark's National bank, a project which Arne Jacobsen was lead architect on.
The Roman wall clock was created for Aarhus Town Hall, where to this day it hangs on the almost 200 feet tall town hall tower made of Norwegian marble
Arne Jacobsen's Station wall clock was designed for electrical goods manufacturer Lauritz Knudsen who needed a universal clock for all types of buildings, including stations.
The clock was part of the internationally renowed architect Arne Jacobsen's total concept for Rødovre Town Hall, when it was built in 1956.
TABLE CLOCKS
Be inspired by Arne Jacobsen's iconic design for your own home decor ideas. Buy a table clock from Arne Jacobsen, which isn't just a decorative feature in your home, but also features the necessary alarm clock functions such as alarm, snooze and light.
The unique and special table clocks from Arne Jacobsen express Danish design in a neutral yet detailed way. The table clock will be a decorative and minimalistic element in your interior design.
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