Clocks

Consider the scale of the wall. For a large, empty wall, an oversized clock (60cm or more) makes a wonderful statement. When placing a clock above furniture like a sofa or console, a good rule of thumb is that the clock’s diameter should be about two-thirds the width of the furniture below it.

Absolutely. A large statement clock is powerful enough to command a wall all on its own. Alternatively, a smaller clock can be a unique and functional element within a gallery wall, mixed with art and photos for a dynamic display.

We prioritize a peaceful environment. The majority of our clocks are fitted with high-quality, non-ticking or “silent sweep” quartz movements to ensure they keep time accurately without a distracting ticking sound.

To care for your clock, simply dust the frame and face regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. When you change the battery (typically once a year), it’s a good opportunity to gently dust the hands and ensure they are moving freely.