Finn Juhl Wall Clock 780 φ35cm Teak

Finn Juhl is said to have played an important role, producing many works during a crucial period when Scandinavian design began to gain worldwide attention. His most significant breakthrough, making him world-renowned, is believed to be his work on the United Nations Headquarters Building in New York, specifically the Trusteeship Council Chamber, which he designed between 1950 and 1952. He was responsible for the entire space, from chairs and lamps to curtains and wall panels, and the overall perfection of his work instantly made him famous. The clock adorning that conference room, simple yet exuding a distinct presence with Finn Juhl's signature organic curves, has now been commercialized after many years. It uses Indonesian teak, known as "true teak," which is famous for its high quality and robust durability. As each piece of wood has a unique grain, you can enjoy a one-of-a-kind texture. *Please note that the wood grain will vary for each product.Source: https://www.truss.jp/