Récompensé cette année d’un red dot award dans la catégorie Design Concept / Interior Accessories, une mention toute particulière pour l’excellent concept « Vogue Clock », une intéressante horloge murale recouverte d’une sorte de peau en silicone qui masque les aiguilles et empêche de lire l’heure qu’il est à distance. C’est seulement par pression sur la membrane que les aiguilles et ainsi l’heure ré-apparaissent. Permettant, selon le créateur, d’éliminer la pression du temps qui passe parmi les nombreuses informations visuelles que l’on a l’occasion d’assimiler dans la journée, découvrez tous les détails de cette surprenante horloges en iamges dans la suite !

Plus de détails en images dans la galerie

Description originale

Too much information can put pressure on people. Vague Clock obscures one’s reading of the minute and hour hands to relieve the feeling of having to chase time. Life is becoming increasingly complicated. People encounter enormous amount of information everyday. Being exposed to so many things in daily life, people can easily become distracted and lose their focus. The bottom line is that too much information can put pressure on people. A clock can be part of that pressure. If someone simply passes by a clock and unconsciously checks the time, it is likely that they will feel pressed for time. So looking at the world vaguely (as if with poor eyesight) can relieve those who are already under stress. The time can hardly be made out on the face of Vague Clock. If someone wishes to check the exact time, they need to approach the clock and touch it. Then, the position of the minute and hour hands can be seen distinctly. Vague Clock can free people from the feeling of being pressured unexpectedly just by checking the time. Vague Clock also has a GPS function that ensures time updates via satellite in real-time. Therefore, users do not need to worry about errors that might occur as a result of touching the hour and minute hands.

Design by Kim Sejoon – via