Nelson Block Clock

Name: Nelson Block Clock
SKU: WC004
Price: 98 NZD
Availability: InStock

Original price was: $145.00.Current price is: $98.00.

In stock

Materials

Dimensions

– Painted Wooden Blocks

– Metal Body

H: 30cm
W: 30cm
D: 12cm

George nelson block clock | Replica

George Nelson’s designer clocks embody the life and quirks of the rise of Modernism in the 1950s. To this day, his designs are a superb alternative to the regular, dull products that often circulate.

The Blue Block clock is another classic design icon of the 20th century, other clocks by this designer include the Starburst Clock and the Ball Clock. Each block represents one hour on the clock so this piece is not only functional but stylish.

Nelson studied Architecture and Fine Art before moving to Europe where he found himself in the company of now well-known Modernist pioneers including Charles and Ray Eames, Miles Van Der Rohe, Le Corbusier.

He became quite the expert on deign Modernism as both a Writer, A critic, and a Designer.

Warranty

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We do not compromise on any of the procedures and follow a strict protocol to ensure that the quality of our products is maintained. Hence, to sustain our devotion to quality, DerLook offers 2 year RTB warranty from date of delivery on all factory defects and 5 years warranty on all furniture parts.

Customer satisfaction is one of our key principles and we will work diligently to resolve any issues that should arise.

Defects/blemishes resulting from negligence, accidents, maltreatment or commercial use is not covered under the DerLook warranty

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Inspired By

American born Designer George Nelson is one of the leading heroes of modernism for home décor and furniture. He took his inspiration from his time in Rome during his Fellowship.