Luxury Clocks & Radio's

The Carry TV stand by Eva Solo is a functional and slim TV stand made of steel that lifts your TV off the floor and thus appears to float in the interior.

The Carry TV stand by Eva Solo is a functional and slim TV stand made of steel that lifts your TV off the floor and thus appears to float in the interior.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

The Vitra's Ball Clock from 1949 is a playful and iconic work of art that catches the eye in any room.

This stylish walnut Vitra wall clock by George Nelson attracts your attention with its playful, yet easy to read 12 bars.

The Zoo Timer wall clocks series from 1965 are part of the collection that George Nelson designed in the mid-20th century for the American clock manufacturer Howard Miller.

The Zoo Timer wall clocks series from 1965 are part of the collection that George Nelson designed in the mid-20th century for the American clock manufacturer Howard Miller.

The Zoo Timer wall clocks series from 1965 are part of the collection that George Nelson designed in the mid-20th century for the American clock manufacturer Howard Miller.

The Vitra Sunflower Wall clock from 1955 is a true work of art that is sure to command attention in any room, part of many clocks by George Nelson.

The Vitra Sunflower Wall clock from 1955 is a true work of art that is sure to command attention in any room, part of many clocks by George Nelson.

The Vitra Eye Wall clock from 1955 is a true work of art that is sure to command attention in any room, part of many clocks by George Nelson.