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Concrete and Oak Table Clock

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Designed by the Netherlands-based Studio PS, the MOAK Clock is a table clock handcrafted from wood and concrete. The base and hands are made of concrete, and the tip of each hand is painted a bright orange. The dial is cut from oak and left unfinished. Both raw materials will show age over time and use, but the industrial design is nonetheless incredibly sturdy. $110 at Gessato.

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