Lexon Design | Alarm Clocks and Innovative Products

French design for everyday use

Lexon started in Paris in 1991 from a simple premise: take an object everyone already owns — an alarm clock, a lamp, a radio — and make the design better looking and the use simpler. No extra functions, but controls you understand without a manual. In more than thirty years that premise has not changed.

The icons

Marc Berthier's Tykho radio from 1997 is in the permanent collection of MoMA in New York and appeared on the cover of Time Magazine in 2000. Adrian and Jeremy Wright's Flip alarm clock is switched on and off by turning it over, and won the Red Dot “Best of the Best”. The Mina lamps travel without a cord from the bedside table to the garden. Lexon works with designers from all over the world and has collected well over two hundred international design awards along the way, among them the Red Dot, the iF Design Award and the Good Design Award.

Where would you like to start?

Lexon Alarm Clocks — the reversible Flip in three sizes, and the Mina Sunrise that wakes you with light

Lexon Mina — rechargeable LED lamps in three sizes, without a cord

Lexon Tykho 3 — FM radio and Bluetooth speaker in one, splash-proof

Lexon Orbe — a lamp with a loose sphere on a magnet that you turn any way you like