Cosmic Starburst Desk Clock – A Retro Space-Age Timepiece.
Transport your space into the future of the past with the Cosmic Starburst Desk Clock, a striking mid-century modern-inspired timepiece infused with atomic-era charm. Designed for lovers of retro aesthetics and space-age style, this clock blends bold geometric design with a sleek, futuristic edge—perfect for any desk, shelf, or credenza.
Customize Your Retro Look! Choose your perfect combination of base and accent colors to seamlessly match your mid-century modern or space-age décor.
Mid-Century Modern Meets Space-Age Elegance
The Cosmic Starburst Desk Clock features a distinctive magnetic starburst cover, allowing easy access to the clock mechanism while adding a dynamic sculptural element to its design. Its retro-inspired angled legs enhance its vintage appeal, while the sleek form makes it a true conversation piece.
Crafted from high-quality PETG plastic, this clock is both lightweight and durable, ensuring longevity while maintaining its vibrant, retro aesthetic. The base color in classic.
Key Features:
Dimensions: 9.5” W x 3” D x 5” H – a perfect desktop statement piece.
Material: 3D-printed PETG plastic – durable, lightweight, and made to last.
Design: Retro space-age starburst design with angled atomic-style legs.
Starburst Cover: Magnetically attached for effortless access to the clock mechanism.
Customization: Available in a range of classic mid-century modern colors.
Made in the USA – Designed and produced in California by a small business dedicated to retro design.
A Statement of Time & Style
Whether you're an enthusiast of mid-century modern decor, atomic-age collectibles, or futuristic retro design, the Cosmic Starburst Desk Clock is a bold fusion of nostalgia and innovation. Perfect for home offices, living rooms, or any space needing a pop of space-age personality.
Add a touch of stellar style to your decor—order your Cosmic Starburst Desk Clock today!
🛠️ Made to order – Each clock is crafted just for you and can take 1-3 weeks for delivery.
