Arne Jacobsen Alarm Clock

Danish architect Arne Jacobsen designed a house for H.J. Hansen, the director of Lauritz Knudsen. Impressed by Jacobsen's work, Hansen encouraged him to create a clock in 1939. That year, Jacobsen’s design was showcased at the Spring Exhibition at Charlottenborg, marking the first of four clocks he would go on to create.  

Today, Arne Jacobsen’s table clock has been updated with modern features, including an alarm, snooze function, and a light activated by an invisible sensor at the top. Battery operation means there's no electrical wire, for a truly clean and minimalist presentation. 

Materials: ABS, plastic

Made by: Rosendahl Design Group

Made in: designed in Denmark, made in PRC

Specifications: 

• 4.3” Ø x 4.5” H
• IC alarm and sound (microchip, not mechanical)
• motion sensor light activation and snooze function
• takes 2 AA batteries (not included)
• do not use rechargeable batteries

Further Reading:  Rosendahl Design Group is a Danish company known for producing and preserving high-quality Scandinavian design. Founded in 1984, the company collaborates with renowned Danish designers and brands to create timeless home accessories, tableware, and lifestyle products.