Arne Jacobsen BANKERS Wall Hygrometer 12cm
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Not only does the Arne Jacobsen weather station provide an overview of relative humidity, temperature, air pressure and the time – this weather station is beautiful, simple and Danish design for your wall into the bargain! Renowned in Denmark and internationally, architect Arne Jacobsen made his distinctive mark on everything from architecture to interior design, furniture design and graphic art.
The inspiration for the new weather station derives from this clock. The weather station comprises a Clock (time), Barometer (air pressure), Hygrometer (relative humidity) and Thermometer (temperature). All measure Ø 12 cm.
Arne Jacobsen
Arne Jacobsen (1902-1971) is one of the most acknowledged Danish architects and designers worldwide. With an astounding curiosity, originality and creativity Arne Jacobsen played an important role in modernism and the Danish design history and present-day designers are still highly influenced by his works. With an educational background within architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Arne Jacobsen had an extraordinary understanding of proportion that he applied to his works. With a keen eye for detail, he undertook architectural projects that included all elements of interior design, creating visionary and fully coherent concepts. Most of his famous furniture designs like “the Ant”, “the Swan” and “the 7 Series” chair were originally created for architectural projects. Arne Jacobsen designed the award-winning cocktail and tableware series Cylinda-line for Stelton in 1967, and it has become the essence of Stelton’s design DNA. Cylinda-line was recognised with the ID-prize 1967 by The Danish Society of Industrial Design and The International Design Award 1968 by The American Institute of Interior Designers.