Accessories & Furnishings
Decor spotlight: Clocks
Decor spotlight: Clocks
Accessories & Furnishings
Decor spotlight: Clocks
Nowadays, those who wear a watch are rare and more often than not, asking someone for the time, results in a frantic search for their phone. Although traditional timepieces may seem a thing of the past, they’re not. In a home, they’re immensely useful
gadgets and vary so much in style, that there are lots of options available to match your design sense. No matter what room you’re decorating, consider dressing it up with a timepiece. Whether it's a traditional grandfather clock or something ultra-modern, they offer as much form as function to your
chic living space.
Wonderful white accessories
Eye-catching design meets subtle display with this new take on an old favourite – the alarm clock. West Elm, $36.34 – $73.76.
All aboard
Reminiscent of old train station platform clocks, the big numbers, easily read from a distance, make this a classic piece suitable for any space from kitchen interior to welcoming entryway, living room to home office. Pottery Barn, $173.47.
Back to the future
This sizable clock has retro styling with contemporary touches. The thick black metal frame allows it to stand alone or be easily wall-mounted. The face is backlit with LEDs that shine when plugged in. CB2, $129.
Tells time … and everything!
Here’s a timepiece that’ll make life easier! Keep everyone on time and on track with a chalkboard clock. Not only will they see the time – they’ll remember where they need to be. Great for a kitchen, home office or entryway. Indigo, $49.50.
Big and bold
There’s no missing this clock. It makes a statement on any blank wall. But more than that, it’s an elegant substitution for framed prints and photographs. Ikea, $49.99.
Traditional timing
If you lean towards a more old-world sense of style, then this timepiece may appeal to you. The black and gold oversized face blends nicely in a more traditional room filled with antiques and collectibles. Horchow, $435 - $485.
Contemporary classic
This clock makes an immediate impression despite its simplicity. The chartreuse colour is arresting but not overwhelming. The modern font makes for clean numbers that are easily read. And the aluminium hands give it an edge. Uncommon on Etsy, $68.11.
Striking face
This clock’s strong lines and industrial chic look may be vintage-inspired, but they’re perfect for modern loft spaces that are bright and airy. Restoration Hardware, $379.
Not your grandfather's clock
This sleek number offers a modern take on the grandfather clock (perfect for an industrial chic look) … and takes up a lot less room. The contemporary glass and metal design married with a traditional pendulum gives you the best of all worlds. Crate and Barrel, $178.30.
Works like a charm
Forgo today’s digital alarm clocks in favour of this pendant clock. It blends rather than stands out, and adds a little luxe to your dream home. Pottery Barn, $65.89.
Wonderful white accessories
Eye-catching design meets subtle display with this new take on an old favourite – the alarm clock. West Elm, $36.34 – $73.76.
All aboard
Reminiscent of old train station platform clocks, the big numbers, easily read from a distance, make this a classic piece suitable for any space from kitchen interior to welcoming entryway, living room to home office. Pottery Barn, $173.47.
Back to the future
This sizable clock has retro styling with contemporary touches. The thick black metal frame allows it to stand alone or be easily wall-mounted. The face is backlit with LEDs that shine when plugged in. CB2, $129.
Tells time … and everything!
Here’s a timepiece that’ll make life easier! Keep everyone on time and on track with a chalkboard clock. Not only will they see the time – they’ll remember where they need to be. Great for a kitchen, home office or entryway. Indigo, $49.50.
Big and bold
There’s no missing this clock. It makes a statement on any blank wall. But more than that, it’s an elegant substitution for framed prints and photographs. Ikea, $49.99.
Traditional timing
If you lean towards a more old-world sense of style, then this timepiece may appeal to you. The black and gold oversized face blends nicely in a more traditional room filled with antiques and collectibles. Horchow, $435 - $485.
Contemporary classic
This clock makes an immediate impression despite its simplicity. The chartreuse colour is arresting but not overwhelming. The modern font makes for clean numbers that are easily read. And the aluminium hands give it an edge. Uncommon on Etsy, $68.11.
Striking face
This clock’s strong lines and industrial chic look may be vintage-inspired, but they’re perfect for modern loft spaces that are bright and airy. Restoration Hardware, $379.
Not your grandfather's clock
This sleek number offers a modern take on the grandfather clock (perfect for an industrial chic look) … and takes up a lot less room. The contemporary glass and metal design married with a traditional pendulum gives you the best of all worlds. Crate and Barrel, $178.30.
Works like a charm
Forgo today’s digital alarm clocks in favour of this pendant clock. It blends rather than stands out, and adds a little luxe to your dream home. Pottery Barn, $65.89.
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