Chronoform, 1964

A collection where time becomes form — and form becomes ritual.

Chronoform (1964) gathers objects born from the analog future: sculptural clocks, graphic silhouettes, mid-century furniture and soft-tech shapes that marked the interiors of the space age. These are not nostalgic pieces — they are timekeepers, rhythm-makers, modern artifacts.

Each object carries the quiet intensity of the 1960s: matte finishes, curved lines, engineered presence. Whether placed in a reading corner or in the heart of a room, these forms were designed to last — not just in material, but in meaning.