Flip Clock

Hand-assembled industrial wall clock with spun steel case, domed glass lens, and quartz movement with sweep second hand. Made in Portland.

Mid-century-inspired opal glass globe light fixture, designed and hand-assembled in Portland. Part of the Benchmade line.

Industrial-strength welded steel stool with ergonomic stamped seat and molded backrest. Embossed with iconic Schoolhouse mark.

Mid-century adjustable desk lamp with steel construction, brass swivels, and solid cast-iron base. A Schoolhouse Original.

Iconic flip clock by Sebastian Wrong featuring twelve different typefaces that seemingly display randomly, with all fonts aligning for 5 minutes once per day.

George Nelson's 1949 Model 4755. Twelve wooden balls on metal spokes mark the hours - an icon of mid-century American design.

A Bauhaus-inspired analog alarm clock hand-assembled in Japan with precision quartz movement, anodized aluminum body, and glass front. Won Monocle Design Award 2023 for 'Best Way to Wake Up.'

Minimalist wall clock with white dial and black stainless steel frame. Designed by Henning Koppel in 1978, featuring clean lines and timeless Scandinavian aesthetics.

Traditional regulator dial layout with central minute hand and decentralized hour/second displays. Features Max Bill typography and polished stainless steel case.

Mechanical chronograph with Max Bill's minimalist dial design. Features automatic movement with 48-hour power reserve, stopwatch function, and date display.