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Sign of the Times.

This circular, gardenlike curiosity is, believe it or not, a clock — constructed by Japanese design firm Bril, it's made to reflect the passage of a year with cedar leaves that turn from green to brown over the course of 52 weeks. It has no numbers, no battery, no ticking heartbeat. As designer Fumiaki Goto tells Dezeen, "We could feel the seasons in our homes as if we were in forests."


 Visit Bril's website, here. Thanks, Co.Design.

9 comments:

  1. Brilliant!- maybe this is where their firm name came from. Their web site, facebook page both wonderful. What a wonderful creative minds they have. Thanks tons for sharing!

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  2. This is most excellent.

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  3. The creativity and thoughtfulness of human beings never cease to amaze me. Thanks so much for sharing this!

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  4. Isn't this super pretty - I love anything that brings the outdoors in :)

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  5. "Excellent" and "most excellent" - couldn't have said it better myself!

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  6. This is most definitely one of my favourites. So simple, yet so significant. What a beautiful concept :)

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