Table clock 'Cone Clock'

Around 1950 America was marked by the belief in progress and economic upswing. Everything seemed possible, people wanted to be modern. With the aim of bringing modern design into American homes, George Nelson designed a range of everyday objects: lights, watches and other home accessories.

These include the Cone Clock table clock, which is housed in a simple conical case with a quartz movement. A classic fine alternative to the conventional timepiece on the desk.

George Nelson is one of the most important personalities in American design. As an architect, designer, exhibition designer and publicist, he shaped the discourse on design and architecture for decades.

Vitra' is the only legitimate manufacturer of a part of its products for Europe and the Middle East.