A Wall clock is in my opinion the best case study for design. if you ever want to create a new design try a clock. Here are some of the designs to get your imagination racing.

QLOCKTWO by Biegert & Funk Product

A matrix with symmetrically arranged characters forms an additional square on the inside. Some of these characters glow in pure white, thus forming words that describe the time.The front surface of the qlocktwo is supported by eight magnets. That way the front surface can be replaced without visible attachments. There are satin stainless steel or five colours of polished synthetic glass to choose from, each generating contrasts or consistencies in interplay with their surroundings.Available in nine different languages and six finishes, including stainless steel. Handmade in Germany by Biegert & Funk Product GmbH & Co. KG. http://www.qlocktwo.com/

Soft Clock – Myznik Egor

An ordinary wall clock always hasten us. It hurries us for walk with dog, reminds that it is time for work, for dinner, for watching serial or going asleep.Soft Clock designed by Myznik Egor helps us to reconsider time as a non-stop rush and allows admiring every minute. Soft Clock is rather an incessantly twisting art-object than a proper instrument for time measurement. This futuristic timepiece may be of any form and color.Red Dot Design Award Winner 2009. http://www.plenum.ru/

Blank Wall Clock

A wall clock for Italian design brand Alessi with a pen: you can write, draw and erase it easily according to your perception of time and graphics. http://www.guixe.com/

Tempo Clocks

Quartz wall clocks “Tempo” designed by Dario Serio for Nava Design. Line made in varnished aluminium.
http://www.darioserio.net/

Black and White Clock