Round Wooden Wall Clock with Bracket 60cm - Brown & Black

This round wooden wall clock hangs from its own black bracket, bringing a warm, rustic look to a wide stretch of wall. The face is wood, with the grain and the odd knot showing through a rich brown tone, and a bold black ring of Roman numerals frames it, joined to a black centre by four straight spokes. Slim black hands with shaped tips sweep around that centre, so the time reads clearly across the room. It measures 60cm across, 72cm high and 6cm deep, a generous size that fills a chimney breast or a long wall without crowding it.

We think it suits a living room, a dining room or an open-plan kitchen, where its size and dark numerals give the eye somewhere to settle. It sits as well above a sideboard, a console table in a wide hallway or a mantelpiece, and the brown and black pairing works with oak, pine and painted furniture. The look leans towards farmhouse and rustic interiors, but the clean black lines keep it at home in a plainer, modern room too. Because it is a large clock, it is easy to read from a sofa or a dining chair, which makes it a practical piece as well as a decorative one.

It runs on one AA battery, so there is no cable to hide and you can hang it wherever the wall suits rather than near a socket. The face is wood, and the black numerals, spokes, hands and bracket give it a crisp outline against the grain. To keep it looking its best, dust it now and then with a soft dry cloth and keep it away from damp and direct heat. For styling, we like it centred over a sideboard with a pair of lamps either side, or above a dining table, where the warm brown picks up wooden chairs and floors.

How big is this wall clock?

It measures 60cm across, 72cm high and 6cm deep, so it suits a large wall, a chimney breast or the space above a sideboard.

What battery does the clock take?

It runs on one AA battery, which means there is no cable to run and you can hang it well away from any socket.

What is the clock made from?

The clock is made from wood, with the natural grain showing through its warm brown face, set off by black Roman numerals, hands and a black bracket.

What colours is the clock?

It pairs a warm brown wooden face with black numerals, spokes, hands and bracket, a combination that sits well with oak, pine and painted furniture.

How do I look after the wooden face?

Dust it gently with a soft dry cloth as needed and keep it away from damp and direct heat to keep the wood looking its best.

Which rooms does this clock suit?

It works well in a living room, dining room, open-plan kitchen or wide hallway, and its large Roman numerals are easy to read across the room.