Arne Jacobsen Weather Station Products

Three instruments on the Bankers dial — air pressure, temperature, relative humidity — each 4.7 inches across.

Rosendahl built these from the face Arne Jacobsen drew for Danmarks Nationalbank rather than from an original Jacobsen instrument. Hung together, or beside a Bankers clock, the barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer give you a complete weather station in one visual language. Domed mineral glass over an aluminium case. Browse the full Arne Jacobsen Clocks range. Rosendahl Design Group is a Certified B Corp.

Materials

Mineral glass lens, aluminium case, ABS

Types

Barometer (air pressure), thermometer (temperature), hygrometer (relative humidity)

Dimensions

H 4.7 in x W 4.7 in x D 1.6 in; Ø 4.7 in

Made in

China

Common Questions

Is this one item or three?
Three separate instruments, each sold on its own at Ø 4.7 in. Combine the barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer with a Bankers clock and you have the full set on one wall.

Did Arne Jacobsen design the weather station?
No. Rosendahl derived these instruments from the Bankers clock face Jacobsen drew for Danmarks Nationalbank around 1970 — the dial is his, the instruments are a later extension.

What does each one tell me?
The barometer reads air pressure, which signals changing weather; the thermometer reads temperature; the hygrometer reads relative humidity, useful for instruments, plants, and timber floors.