A crisp little composition of color, shape, and mid-century rhythm.

The Color Cadence Clock features a soft blue cabinet surrounding a clean white interior, a matching blue clock face, and three tall dimensional accents in pink, yellow, and mint green. Their tapered silhouettes create a bold vertical rhythm inspired by vintage textiles, architectural panels, and atomic-era design.

Black hour markers provide a strong graphic contrast against the pale blue clock face, while white hands and gold-tone center hardware keep the look light and polished. Slim white tapered legs complete the miniature furniture-inspired design.

Created by AtomCat Studio, this compact clock brings a colorful retro accent to a shelf, desk, mantel, nightstand, record cabinet, or creative workspace. Its playful palette works beautifully with both authentic vintage pieces and modern interiors inspired by the 1950s and 1960s.

The battery-powered quartz movement is neatly concealed behind a removable rear panel. A battery is included, so the clock arrives ready to display and enjoy.

Each clock is individually made and assembled, so slight variations may occur. These subtle differences are part of the character of a handmade piece.

Details

• Approximately 6½ inches wide
• Approximately 4 inches tall
• Approximately 2 inches deep
• Slim white tapered legs
• Battery-powered quartz clock movement
• Battery included
• Designed and assembled by AtomCat Studio

Style Notes

The Color Cadence Clock works especially well with:

• Mid-century modern décor
• Atomic-age interiors
• Retro offices and studios
• Record rooms and listening spaces
• Pastel color palettes
• Vintage-inspired kitchens
• Colorful modern interiors
• 1950s and 1960s decorating styles

Materials

PLA plastic, quartz clock movement, metal clock hardware, battery.

Care Instructions

For indoor display only. Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to excessive heat, moisture, or strong direct sunlight.

Handmade Note

This item is created using 3D-printing technology and assembled by hand. Fine layer lines or minor surface variations may be visible and are a normal part of the manufacturing process.