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Arren Williams is the name, and I'm a stylist, editor and trend reporter. You'll catch my work regularly popping up in print in the likes of the National Post, House & Home and elsewhere. I'm also a guest expert on Citytv's CityLine, and you can occasionally find me on HGTV as well as on ABC 7 News in Chicago.

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Friday
Feb272009

Clock this

Q: What do Montreal, Eindhoven and Melbourne have in common? A: The answer is Puur, a new young design firm that's based in those three cities, with manufacturing happening - for the most part - here in Canada. Their line is defintely on the modern side, but the couple of items I picked below that are brand new for '09 have a slightly more accidental vibe that I find really appealing.

The large-scale Earthquaked clock, designed by Frank van de Ven, messes around with our ideas of time and fear of natural disasters. While Blaas, a multi-functional bookshelf by Dripta Roy and Frank van de Ven, is a cartoon-y shape of a face and a thought bubble finished in a glossy black that's ready to hold all sorts of bits and pieces. To see more from Puur make sure to download their portfolio here.

via tkleslie and mmcgovern on Twitter 

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Reader Comments (4)

Is it a real working clock?

February 27, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterWendy

yes, this is a real working clock.

February 27, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterFrank

That is a hilarious crazy clock. Very cool.

February 28, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterJuli

I absolutely love that it actually works. I have to get one!

March 2, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterWendy

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