Questions about the Colgante Walnut Wall Clock?
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Key Features
Add a decorative touch to your modern home with the Colgante Walnut Wall Clock by Nomon. From Spanish designer Andres Martinez, this minimalistic piece starts with a slim metal ring that smoothly upholds the rounded clock. Crafted from solid walnut wood, the clock presents a smooth and natural surface with matching wooden and polished metal hands adorning its face.
Based in Barcelona, Nomon creates clocks and furniture with three principles in mind: creativity, design and technology. Their handcrafted clocks, valets, desks and more are designed to be as useful as they are luxurious, elevating functional pieces to iconic modern statements.
Key Features
Add a decorative touch to your modern home with the Colgante Walnut Wall Clock by Nomon. From Spanish designer Andres Martinez, this minimalistic piece starts with a slim metal ring that smoothly upholds the rounded clock. Crafted from solid walnut wood, the clock presents a smooth and natural surface with matching wooden and polished metal hands adorning its face.
Based in Barcelona, Nomon creates clocks and furniture with three principles in mind: creativity, design and technology. Their handcrafted clocks, valets, desks and more are designed to be as useful as they are luxurious, elevating functional pieces to iconic modern statements.
- Not OK for Outdoor Use
- Each clock is a unique handmade piece, slight variations are possible since the clocks are produced with natural materials and artisan finishes.
- Designed by Andres Martinez in 2019
- Finish: Walnut
- Material: Wood
- Warranty: 1 year
- Made In Spain
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COLGG00N COLGB00N
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Colgante Walnut Wall Clock Availability
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