This Clock by Marta Bakowski Tells Time in a Design-Driven Way
Kalin Ned — March 5, 2018 — Art & Design
References: martabakowski & designerbox
The '360' abstract clock by Marta Bakowski quickly sold out on Designer Box. The high demand can be attributed to its modern shape and its ability to be effortlessly integrated into any interior design. The limited-edition accessory boasts an extremely versatile shape, as it not only doubles as a table and a wall clock, but it can also accommodate horizontal or vertical placements when hanging.
As Designer Box describes, the "subtle assembly of color in a way which only [Bakowski] knows," freely and soundly communicates with the surrounding space. The lack of numbering gives the abstract clock a minimalist vibe, while the extended loop gives way of personalized decoration—perhaps with a small figurine as shown.
As Designer Box describes, the "subtle assembly of color in a way which only [Bakowski] knows," freely and soundly communicates with the surrounding space. The lack of numbering gives the abstract clock a minimalist vibe, while the extended loop gives way of personalized decoration—perhaps with a small figurine as shown.
Trend Themes
1. Design-driven Clocks - Opportunity for creating abstract clocks that blend seamlessly with interior design.
2. Versatile Clock Designs - Opportunity to create clocks that can be used as both table and wall clocks, with flexible placement options.
3. Minimalist Clocks - Opportunity to design abstract clocks with a minimalist aesthetic and no numbering.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Opportunity for home decor brands to create design-driven clocks that enhance interior spaces.
2. Furniture - Opportunity for furniture brands to create versatile clocks that can be used as both functional and decorative pieces.
3. Gifts and Collectibles - Opportunity for gift and collectible brands to design minimalist clocks that appeal to the modern consumer's taste.
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