Oclock designer refuses to take responsibility for his creation
We have the Antwerp design firm Frap to thank for this high-concept "floor clock." Frap's Anthony Duffeleer explains: "Design is an unbelievably pretentious word. A designer is really a process supervisor." Uh, right. Created by a process known as rotation molding, the clock is quite light, considering that it is 1150 mm in diameter (that's almost 4 feet, Americans). And the price? "Available on request from the manufacturer." In other words, if you have to ask, this is probably not the clock for you.
[Via Shiny Shiny]
