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Timepieces can make a huge statement with their graphic nature and can fill a wall like nothing else. They also help provide order and assurances in households or places of work where good timekeeping is a necessary part of everyday life.
With this in mind, we have created a list of our top 10 ways of using a clock in interior design so that it looks its best and contributes most to the room that it is placed in.
Wall clocks can either blend into your interior design scheme, by using the same colour palate or tone as the wall or become the stand out, centre piece of a room.
A great way to create this focal point is by using an oversized or ornate wall clock. At Bramwell Brown we love big clocks and our Large Weather Clock is quite something to behold when its put in place on your wall.
If you have a neutral room, using a brightly coloured clock can set the theme for the room, as well as adding accents of colour to your design scheme. Bright colours, like that in our Limited Edition 'Benjamin Craven' Weather Clock, or simply a wall clock with a funky coloured frame can really draw attention on a pale background.
Want to update your room but don’t want to spend a fortune on paint/wall paper or artwork? Wall clocks are ideal for quick fixes, spicing up a room instantly with their elegant shapes and interesting designs. Even small-sized clocks can create a point of focus or interest on a wall.
Hanging a mechanical, quirky or antique clock in a prominent position in your home, especially in the kitchen or dining room is a fantastic talking point. The more unusual the better in this regard. The button on the bottom of each Bramwell Brown clock even allows for the clock's clever mechanics to be shown off whenever anyone asks about it!
Displaying multiple timepieces of different shapes, sizes and colours is a clever and yet simple way of creating a dramatic feature wall display in your own home. The important thing here is simply in the variation of design and sizes of clocks on your gallery wall. You really need to commit to this because a gathering of, say, only three clocks can look a little odd versus a more considerable collection. Car boot sales are an excellent place to find clocks of all shapes and sizes to add to your current collection.
With such a broad spectrum of clocks available, clocks can be really fun to collect. Even spread throughout the home, rather in one room, unusual time-pieces can delight staying guests. You can often pick up older, possibly wind-up clocks, from antique shops in working condition at relatively low prices. And unless your usual visitors are knowledgeable about historical timepieces then any sort of clock that you personally enjoy having around will no doubt go down well.
Wall clocks can be used to mark special events, for example children’s birth times (clocks are stopped at the time of birth) and can be displayed next to special photographs. If you have a clock that is no longer working then this could be the perfect use for it!
Some clocks can be personalised. The addition of the family name or the name of your house, can make a clock a truly special addition to your home. Our Personalised Clock faces for our Weather Clocks give the added thrill of your 'personal' weather forecast!
Hanging three or four wall clocks in a row set to a few different world time zones is a clever way of feeling connected with those you miss in other parts of the world. Pair the clocks with photos, maps or treasured keepsakes for added impact.
Wall clocks don’t simply have visual appeal, the rhythm of a clock with its with moving parts and spinning cogs can be very relaxing and the steady ‘tick tock’ extremely soothing – perfect for a calming living room or snug setting! Whilst Bramwell Brown clocks have silent mechanisms that don't produce a ticking noise, older case or grandfather clocks can really add an ambiance to a home like no other object!
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