Description
The Takahagi is a round wall clock with a mint green face and chrome detailing, made from metal and 30cm in diameter. The dial keeps things clear and easy to read: slim baton markers run all the way round, with numerals at twelve, three, six and nine only, so the face stays calm while still telling you the time at a glance. The hands are chrome too, picking up the same bright note as the markers against the soft green.
At 30cm across, it is a sensible size for a kitchen wall, a hallway, a home office or above a sideboard in the living room, large enough to read comfortably without taking over the wall. The muted mint green sits happily beside pale neutrals, warm wood and other soft colours, and it brings a little colour to a plain wall without shouting. It suits anyone who wants a clock that reads clearly and looks considered, and it makes a thoughtful gift too, for a housewarming or a first flat.
The metal construction gives the clock a crisp, flat face and a clean, slim edge, and at 0.66KG it is light enough to hang without fuss. Because the hands and markers share the same chrome tone, the dial reads as one tidy piece rather than a busy mix of finishes. Batteries are not included, so have some ready and the clock can be set and running the moment it goes up on the wall.
Specification
| Colour |
Mint Green & Chrome |
| Material |
Metal |
| Details |
Batteries not included |
| Width |
3.5cm |
| Diameter |
30cm |
| Weight |
0.66KG |
Frequently Asked
How big is the Takahagi wall clock?
It measures 30cm in diameter, a comfortable size for a kitchen, hallway or home office wall, and it weighs 0.66KG.
Does the clock come with batteries?
No, batteries are not included, so we suggest having some ready so the clock can be set and running straight away.
What material is the clock?
The clock is made from metal, with a mint green face and chrome-toned hands, markers and numerals that catch the light.
What colour is the face exactly?
The face is a soft, muted mint green paired with chrome detailing, so it adds gentle colour without overpowering a pale or neutral wall.
Which numbers appear on the dial?
Only twelve, three, six and nine are shown as numerals, with slim baton markers filling in the rest of the dial.