Twenty Four Hours is a wall clock in steel and glass. Similar to a clock in a swimming pool or a soccer stadium it is readable in motion, with a kind of acute perception.
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With the clock Twenty Four Hours Mats Theselius and Andreas Roth continue their examination of stripped objects.
Twenty Four Hours is made by the same principles as a clock in a swimming pool or a soccer stadium – it is readable in motion, with a kind of acute perception. Structurally the clock consists of a chassis that holds the parts in place. But instead of making the cover as a box, the sides are removed. This reveals the clock’s stratification in depth: the glass, hands, face and in the back the clockwork and chassis backing. The framework becomes the product itself.
Steel, glass and silkscreen printing are made in Sweden. Hands and clockwork are German.
Design
Mats Theselius, Andreas Roth
Material
Steel frame, glass cover
Frame colour
Black or white
Dimensions (mm)
Height 250, width 250, depth 55
Open series, Chip and Arches
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Arches, Chip, Open bowl, Open hanger, Open wall bowl, Twenty Four Hours
New products show at Salone del Mobile 2017 in Milano. The designer of the new Open series, Jenny Nordberg, to the right in discussion with Ingrid Wingård from Minus tio.
At Salone del Mobile 2017
Photo by Simone Barbagello
Clocka en masse at North Modern
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Twenty Four Hours in black and white
Styling by Sofie Lawett and Caroline Richter, photo by Marcus Lawett
Bespoke Billboard table, seating and Twenty Four Hours clock
Input Interiör Malmö
Audrey, Billboard, Scout, Twenty Four Hours
A bespoke 6,6 m Billboard table on Cosmos feet, various seating furniture and Twenty Four Hours clocks filled the café at the recent spring fair in Malmö, hosted by Input Interiör. Wooden spheres with magnets inside put the gaming skills of the visitors to the test.
Twenty Four Hours clock
Mats Theselius
The exhibition “The Universe of Mats Theselius” which has been shown at Vandalorum during the summer recently came to an end. With a record number of visitors it has been a great success and we are glad to show some of the contributions Minus tio accounted for; The Object, The Billboard and Twenty Four Hours designed by Mats Theselius together with Andreas Roth.
Designer Mats Theselius with two of his works
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Lodger, Sailor, Twenty Four Hours
Mats Theselius designed the wall clock Twenty Four Hours and armchair and sofa Lodger together with Andreas Roth
