Mike was conceived as an exercise in balance between line and space.
Slim profiles, calibrated proportions, an engraved detail that defines identity without excess.
Today the collection expands.
Its nature remains unchanged.
Its vocabulary grows.
New colors: surfaces designed for architecture
The new finishes are not simple chromatic variations.
They are surfaces conceived to dialogue with contemporary materials such as marble, slate, bleached oak, concrete, and neutral textiles.
The palette unfolds in material, architectural tones:
- Warm Graphite
- Deep Clay
- Sage Green
- Matte Silk
- Sand
Colors that do not dominate the space, but organize it.
Mike thus becomes an architectural element: a point of balance between graphic lightness and visual presence.
Four sizes for four spatial proportions
Mike is now available in 42, 49, 60, and 67 cm.
Size is not a technical detail.
It is a design choice.
- 42 cm Ideal for intimate spaces, bedrooms, multiple compositions, or secondary walls.
- 49 cm The universal proportion. Balanced in most residential interiors.
- 60 cm Designed for large walls, bright entrances, and significant living areas.
- 67 cm An architectural presence. Perfect for 40–50 sqm open spaces or contract environments.
How to choose the right wall clock size
A common mistake is choosing a diameter that is too small out of caution.
A clock should dialogue with the wall, not disappear into it.
As a general guideline:
Walls under 120 cm → 42 cm
Walls between 120 and 180 cm → 49 cm
Walls over 200 cm → 60 or 67 cm
Proportion is what transforms a decorative object into an architectural element.
Color and material: how to integrate Mike into your interior
If the space already features rich materials (marble, wood, textured fabrics), a neutral tone such as Warm Graphite or Matte Silk maintains balance.
If the interior is minimal or dominated by greys and whites, a material tone like Deep Clay or Sage Green introduces depth without disrupting harmony.
The clock color should not imitate the furnishings.
It should create structure.
Function and precision
Mike is also available with a radio-controlled movement, ideal for professional environments and for those who seek maximum precision without manual adjustment.
Silent, reliable, designed and made in Italy.
Conclusion
More possibilities do not mean more complexity.
They mean greater coherence between object and space.
Mike does not change its identity.
It expands its grammar.
