Suspend Clock
- Made by: Umbra
- Price: $65.00
- More Info: lumens.com
We can't cop to knowing how the heck this walnut clock face hovers, seemingly without support, inside its domed glass cover. But we will admit it caught our eye and we can't stop thinking about how cool it would look on a mantle, making every time check a mystifying experience.
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