Crafted from beautiful concrete, the LIFE IN PROGRESS clock is built to stand the test of time! The minimalist aesthetic is void of any numbers and features only 12 indentations formed during the pouring process as well as 2 simplistic hands to mark the hour and minute. The solid material gives the illusion of weight but at only 8cm thick, it’s just light enough to mount flush on any wall. Get it here!
Designer: Bertrand Jayr for Lyon Béton
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