Everyone's design tastes are uniquely different and so designer Layla Mehd created the 'Sophie' wall clock to let buyers adjust the shape and look of the timepiece.
Mehd ingeniously developed the 'Sophie' clock to have two separate triangular plywood pieces. Each clock face comes in a single, bright color hue and a wooden stripe silhouette. The first face is numberless and features two slim and elegant watch dial hands. The second face is positioned directly behind the first and has the ability to be rotated allowing homeowners to customize the shape and look of their wall clock. Depending on your decorating style and taste, you can flip one of the 'Sophie' clock faces vertical and the other horizontal, match them up together or anything in between. Different configurations will create various shadows along the wall depending on the time of day.
Photo Credits: designboom, laylamehdipour
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Customizable Clocks
- The ability to adjust the shape and look of wall clocks provides an opportunity for personalized timepieces.
- Modular Design
- The use of separate triangular plywood pieces allows for easy customization and rearrangement of clock faces.
- Shadows as Art
- Different configurations of the clock faces create unique shadow patterns, offering a potential artistic element to interior design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Decor
- The customizable nature of shape-adjusting clocks offers a unique selling point within the home decor industry.
- Furniture
- Furniture companies can incorporate shape-adjusting clocks into their designs, adding a functional and customizable element to their products.
- Design Services
- Designers can offer shape-adjusting clocks as part of their service, providing clients with unique and personalized timepieces.
