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Magis Tempo Wall Clock Naoto Fukasawa

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    Magis Tempo Wall Clock Naoto Fukasawa

    Magis Tempo Wall Clock Naoto Fukasawa

    Designed: 2011

    Origin: Italy

    Tempo was designed from Naoto Fukasawa for Magis. The wall clock convinces with its minimalist shape, just like nearly all the other products designed by the popular Japanese designer.

    The battery-powered wall clock is manufactured out of an on-off injection method ABS-plastic. It is available in four editions: pointer and frame in brown, black, grey and orange (the dial is constantly white).

    The Tempo wall clock from Magis was presented on the Milan fair in the year 2010 for the first time and it is produced since 2011.

    Wall clock in ABS Supplied with battery.

    Size: H 30 cm, W 30 cm, Depth 4 cm.

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    About the brand

    Magis

    Magis is an Italian design company known for its innovative and contemporary furniture and home accessories. The company was founded in 1976 by Eugenio Perazza and is based in Motta di Livenza, Italy. Magis collaborates with renowned designers and architects from around the world to create unique and functional products that push the boundaries of design.

    Children's collection includes chairs, tables, shelving units, and accessories that combine functionality, safety, and playful design elements.

    The company has received numerous awards for its designs and has established itself as a leading brand in the contemporary furniture industry.

    Magis has a strong tradition of collaborating with established and emerging designers. They work with designers such as Jasper Morrison, Konstantin Grcic, Philippe Starck, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, and many others.

    Magis is known for its expertise in using plastic materials to create contemporary furniture pieces , pioneered the use of materials like polypropylene, polycarbonate, and polyethylene to produce chairs, tables, stools, and other furniture items with distinctive shapes and vibrant colours.