The 'Orbita' clock has been conceptually designed to be seamlessly incorporated into a space thanks to the sculptural aesthetic that enables it to hide in plain sight. Looking like a simple piece of timber artwork on a wall, the clock consists of two rotating panels that sit flush to one another and spin freely during the day. Indicator notches vaguely resemble the hands of a clock to let inhabitants see the time without the need for digital screens or a traditional clock face.
The 'Orbita' clock has been designed by TWO O THREE and acknowledges the growing shift towards minimalistic aesthetics as consumers continue to prefer products that are uncomplicated. The clock is suitable for incorporation into a living or working space to ensure the time is always visible.
What's Driving This Trend
- Minimalistic Aesthetics
- Opportunity for creating products that seamlessly blend into spaces and hide in plain sight.
- Non-traditional Time Indicators
- Opportunity for innovative clocks that utilize unique visuals to display the time.
- Preference for Uncomplicated Products
- Opportunity for designing products that are simple and easy to use.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Opportunity for incorporating minimalistic clocks into interior spaces as decorative accents.
- Furniture Manufacturing
- Opportunity for producing furniture pieces that double as functional time display
- Product Design
- Opportunity for creating innovative time indicators for various products and applications.
