MMD / Matt Murphy Design

The goal is never simply to design a car interior. It’s to create a feeling around the people inside it.






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Time, made visible.

In the Vespyre, the dashboard clock becomes a focal point—deliberately oversized, quietly assertive. A round form set against an otherwise linear architecture, it introduces a moment of pause within the forward motion of the interior.

Its design draws from Art Deco styled mantel clocks—objects of presence, not just function—while nodding to the more utilitarian instrument gauges once produced by Jaeger, as well as referencing the car’s cast aluminum wheels. The clock’s scale creates a kind of rhythm with other circular elements in the cabin.

Four exposed screws secure the face beneath a glass dome. Honest, mechanical, intentional. Nothing hidden, nothing excessive.

Symbolically, it’s a reminder: in a world built for speed, luxury is the ability to notice time passing—and to enjoy it.

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