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Decorative wall clocks for a feature wall
These are decorative wall clocks chosen as much for the look of the face as for the time they keep. Several are skeleton and moving-cog designs that leave the mechanism on show, with gears turning behind an open face. Others keep things classic with Roman numeral dials, and a few use a mirrored face that doubles as a reflective panel on the wall.
Materials and finishes
The clocks are made in metal, glass and wood, with metal leading for the cog and skeleton designs. Finishes run to black, gold, black nickel, silver and grey, so a clock can either stand out against a pale wall or settle into a darker scheme. A marble or mirrored face brings a smoother, more reflective surface, while the open metal designs read busier and more mechanical.
Shapes and sizes
Many faces are round, with the occasional irregular outline for something less formal. Sizes reach large wall-clock proportions of roughly 80cm to 100cm across, which gives a clock the presence to hold a wall on its own. At that scale a clock works as the main feature rather than a small fixture, so leave clear wall around it.
Where to hang a wall clock
A large decorative clock suits a hallway, living room or dining-room wall, above a console, a mantel or a run of seating. Hang it so the centre of the face sits a little above eye level and centre it over the furniture below rather than the wall as a whole. Give the larger designs an open expanse so the cogs or numerals read clearly from across the room. Free delivery worldwide on all orders over £99.