Six centimeters on every side, cut from wood, with LEDs sitting behind the grain. Nothing on the outside gives it away: no lens, no bezel, no dark rectangle of screen. Power it up and the digits read straight off the timber face.

Desk electronics usually look like desk electronics. This one passes for an ornament until it is switched on. The first time a visitor watches the numbers appear, they tend to reach for it.
An object first, a clock second.

Sit it on a level surface with the lit face aimed at your chair, because the digits are sharpest head on. Timber reacts to heat and sunlight, so keep it off radiators and away from a windowsill that bakes in the afternoon. A dry cloth is all the cleaning it needs.
Choose a finish and clear a spot for it.
Effortless style, shaped by sun and city
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