Designed by Natalie Sun, the streamlined wooden Cube Clock is a sound activated timepiece with a contemporary appeal.
Very anti-tech, this wood-based clock is made of MDF wood as well as plastic, wood-grain and walnut veneer. When idle, the wooden Cube Clock looks like a dull cube of wood. However, the minimal look can quickly transform by the snap or tap of the users fingers. After a simple sound activation, this clock will display a green LED light which will reveal the time, date and temperature. Like a cellphone, after a few seconds of inactivity the clock screen will become blank again.
Natalie Sun's wooden Cube Clock requires three AAA batteries or a USB adapter which is included with the clock.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Wooden Tech
- The incorporation of natural materials in electronic products for a more organic design.
- Sound Activation
- Utilizing sound as a means to activate devices and improve user convenience.
- Minimalistic Design
- Creating simple yet elegant product designs that blend in with any home decor.
Where This Applies
- Home Decor
- Incorporating wooden tech designs into wall clocks, lamps, and other home accessories for a more natural look.
- Electronics
- Innovating sound-activated devices for smartphones, smart homes, and home appliances to improve user accessibility.
- Fashion
- Applying the minimalist design trend to fashion accessories such as jewelry, watches, and eyewear for a clean and elegant look.
