South Korean blogger Design Hobby creates a desktop clock using nothing but cement. It involves making molds from scratch, by cutting and taping plastic sheets. The clock is minimalist in appearance, but decorative with its two bell-like fixtures on top. It is a versatile piece that would complement both the minimalist or chic home.
The creator was inspired by the shape of a traditional twin-bell alarm clock, but because this clock is completely made of cement, the bells on top don't ring. Twin bells were originally made of thin metal that vibrates and rings; this concrete clock replicates the appearance of that, but just for show.
Because this DIY requires piecing together clockwork and cement molds, it would not be a simple project. For those up to the challenge, the clocks could make great gift ideas.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- DIY Concrete Clocks
- The growing appeal of DIY concrete clocks for those who prefer minimalist and modern home decor presents opportunities for the development of clock-making kits and more decorative customizable designs.
- Home Decor DIY
- The increasing popularity of DIY home decor presents entrepreneurs with opportunities to offer DIY tutorial and kit services for enthusiasts.
- Minimalist Design
- The minimalist design approach trend has created opportunities for displaying ordinary objects in new and innovative ways while still retaining functionality.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor Industry
- The home decor industry can explore new markets and market their products to the DIY community by offering innovative DIY home decor product kits.
- Craft Industry
- The craft industry can expand its offerings and target the DIY community by creating clock making kits and classes.
- Gift Industry
- The gift industry can capitalize on the rise of DIY crafting by offering DIY gift kits for unique and personalized gift ideas.
