Description
The Nordic Mantel Clock brings a calm, pared-back look to any shelf or mantel. Its square wooden frame carries a pale, whitewashed grain that lets the natural timber texture show through, framing a soft off-white face. The Roman numerals are printed in muted tones rather than bold black, keeping the whole piece quiet and understated.
The hands echo the frame with a matching wood-effect finish, meeting at a small brass centre that adds a warm point of contrast. The maker's mark, Thomas Kent London, sits neatly beneath the twelve, giving the dial a considered feel without crowding it. At around 142mm square, this is a compact clock that suits a bedside table, kitchen shelf, or study desk where a full wall clock would be too much.
The frame is finished to sit flat and steady on any level surface, and the recessed face is protected behind glass so the dial stays clean over time. With its neutral palette and natural wood tones, it pairs easily with Scandinavian and organic interiors, working alongside linen, ceramics, and other pale timber pieces without competing for attention.
Specification
| Material |
Wood frame, metal, plastic and glass |
| Colour |
Natural / Tofu |
| Dimensions |
142mm W x 142mm H x 60mm D |
| Shape |
Square |
| Dial |
Off-white face with Roman numerals |
| Brand |
Thomas Kent London |
| Placement |
Freestanding mantel or shelf |
Frequently Asked
What material is the frame made from?
The frame is wood with a pale whitewashed grain finish, paired with metal, plastic and glass components for the dial and hands.
How big is this clock?
It measures roughly 142mm wide, 142mm high and 60mm deep, making it a compact square clock for shelves and tabletops.
Is it a wall clock or a standing clock?
It is designed as a freestanding mantel clock to sit on a shelf, table or mantelpiece rather than hang on a wall.
How do I clean the clock?
Wipe the wooden frame and glass with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid damp cloths or cleaning sprays on the timber to protect the finish.
What rooms suit this clock?
Its neutral tones work well in a bedroom, kitchen or study where a smaller clock fits the space.