QLOCKTWO
Since its launch, the QLOCKTWO family has received more than 30 international awards including the Red Dot Design Award, the iF Product Design Award and the ADC Europe’s Gold Award.
All QLOCKTWO art objects are crafted by hand at the companies location in Schwäbisch Gmünd. For the production of our objects, we use resources from regional suppliers. In our production chain, we count on local resource services, not only by collaborating with local companies but also by manufacturing our objects in our own carpentry. Cohesion in our region is particularly important to us, which is why we do everything to strengthen the city of Schwäbisch Gmünd and the closer area.
The most important places of our company are located at four different locations in Schwäbisch Gmünd. The headquarters with the studio of the two artists and founders Marco Biegert and Andreas Funk, our in-house joinery for the production of wooden corpuses; our manufactory, where the corpus becomes an art object; and last but not least our Torhaus, which serves as a exhibition and sales area and was our very first store.
"Art is always created by feelings. Without feelings, there is no art." - That's what Andreas Funk, one of our two company founders, says, and thus sums up the guiding principle of our design process. At QLOCKTWO, we put our energy and passion into the smallest detail, creating products that fill rooms with their extraordinary, high-quality, and trend-setting design. In 2020, the German Design Council awarded us a place for this in The Major German Brands 2020. This annual publication showcases and honors innovative brands that are shaping the future. We are grateful to be a part of this inspiring project and are already working on new innovative designs and art objects.
What makes QLOCKTWO so special is the idea. The surface, rusted by hand, makes every QLOCKTWO CREATOR’S EDITION RUST a unique work of time display art. Innovation combined with Baden-Württemberg craftsmanship and the poetic way of displaying time make the QLOCKTWO a work of art. As such, it is part of the Landesmuseum Württem- berg’s clock collection. A QLOCKTWO LARGE CREATOR’S EDITION RUST now hangs in the museum’s clock vault and fits right in with the magnificent Renaissance clocks that surround it.
