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Why are Clocks an Important Part of Home Decor?

In addition to being functional, clocks give any space an aesthetic appeal. They can be used to assemble the décor of a space, add color or pattern, or provide a focal point. There is a wall clock to fit your needs, whether you want one that indicates the time or is beautiful. With an influx of design, utility, and style, you can choose a unique clock to accentuate the home decor even further.
One of the decorating suggestions to keep in mind is to place a big clock in the living room or foyer to create a statement and serve as a timekeeper. Keep organized and on schedule by keeping a little clock on your bedside or desk. Use a clock with a whimsical design or distinctive colors to charm the kitchen. Select a water-resistant clock for the bathroom for more safety. Hang the clock at eye level so it is easily visible, and for older people and kids, you can opt for a clock with a face that is easy to read. If you are a light sleeper, ensure the clock is quiet so it will not disturb you at night.

Types of Clocks Online

Multiple clock options have their distinguished persona, making them suitable for all homes and personalities.

Wall clocks

Wall clocks are hung on the walls that provide both functionalities and balance to the decor in the home. Wall clocks are mostly analog clocks but can also be digital clocks. Analog clocks have two or three moving hands to decipher the time, along with Roman numerals or Arabic numbers as markings. Digital clocks use digits to represent time and do not require studying the hands of a clock.

Alarm clocks

These are generally free-standing clocks that remind or wake you up at a specific time. They are a perfect bedside addition; whereas the digital ones are preferred with soft light and easy-to-read displays, analog alarm clocks are also available.

Outdoor Clocks

Outdoor clocks are characterized by weather-resistant material that will make them accustomed to any weather condition. They can be used indoors and outdoors and are a great addition to the patio.

Grandfather Clock

A tall free-standing clock that has a pendulum inside it that has been around since the 1600s. It is a standout statement decorative clock approximately 6' to 8' tall. In rustic and traditional interior designs, these generally wood-carved clocks create a significant presence and look imperial.

Pendulum Clocks

The timekeeping mechanism in these clocks is a swinging weight, which swings back and forth over a specific period. Pendulum clocks are a beautiful addition to any home's decor and are typically categorized as analog clocks.

Cuckoo Clocks

Cuckoo clocks are a funky and entertaining variety of clocks where a cuckoo bird usually comes out when the hour mark strikes. The cuckoo bird's song is played out, creating an engaging environment.

Tabletop Clocks

These are also called mantel clocks, and these small clocks are commonly placed over a mantel or above a shelf or fireplace. Apart from their practical use, they add a decorative flair to an empty shelf or mantel and are placed on office desks, entryway tables, etc. Digital, analog, and numerical clocks all comprise this category.

Modern Clocks

Clocks with unique designs that keep changing with contemporary trends are considered modern clocks. They can be basic, outlandish, abstract, or just whimsical creations. They adapt to multiple homes since they are placed in modern settings.

Different Materials Used for a Wall Clock

There are endless possibilities of materials that can be used for making a watch. Though there are time-tested ones, newer materials are also making their way into the realm of clocks.

Wood

Slices of precisely chopped and carefully engineered intricate pieces of wood all glued together bring up well-crafted wooden cabinets for clocks, especially larger ones. Rosewood, mahogany, ebony, etc., are some types of wood used.

Ceramic

Ceramics is one of the most trending materials which has taken the design industry by storm. It has found its way to the clock design as well. Ceramic is a type of earthenware that gives an earthy and raw finish. This works exceptionally well with modern decor ideology.

Metal

Dating back to the early 15th century, metal clocks were generally miniature versions of the larger public clocks in a skeletal metal structure that helped display all the clock's parts.

Plastic

With the invention of plastics in the 1850s, plastic started being used as a substitute for wood, marble, and metals as it cost much less compared to others. Acrylic, celluloid, and bakelite are various forms of plastics. However, they do not look expensive and are low in quality.

Minerals

In the 1850s, the French used polished alabaster or marble to make clock cases. Black marble, slate, onyx, etc., are other minerals widely used. The design and material created an infatuation among Americans, who started importing them from Europe.

Glass 

The most adaptable and popular material for clocks. It can be used as the primary material. However, it is generally used as the outer layer of many clocks to protect the inner mechanism. Glass, a transparent substance, allows one to see the time clearly and is easy to clean.

Resin

Resin is a substance that can be easily handled at home, which has made it a viral DIY thing. Resin is a clear solution that solidifies to appear like glass. You can add dried flowers, leaves, glitter, and more to create your fun creation.

Agate 

Agate is one of the most beautiful semi-precious stones that works exceptionally well in home decor. It instantly provides class to any product making it look like a million bucks. Many agate clocks are distinct and innovative. At Arcedior, you can select many agate-based products to make your home an abode with its healing properties.

Where to Place Clocks Stylishly at Home and Office?

Here are some decor ideas that can make the clock indispensable to your everyday life.

1. Hanging a large clock in an entryway or living room to make a statement and help keep track of time.

2. Place a tabletop clock on a desk or nightstand to stay organized and on schedule.

3. In the kitchen, Use a clock with a fun design or unique colors to add personality to the space.

4. In the bathroom, choose a water-resistant clock for added safety. You will also keep track of the time of how much time you spend showering. This can help you be mindful of using too much water.

5. Use wall clocks as part of your home office decor. Hang one near your desk to keep track of the time while you're working.

6. In a child's room, opt for a whimsical clock that will help them tell time while also serving as decor. Quirky watches are a great way to show off your personality in the most subtle manner.

7. You can also stack multiple clocks on the wall, which show the time of major cities across the globe or of the cities where your loved ones are.

8. Any monochrome or dull space can be given a new lease of life by upgrading to a beautiful clock that becomes more of an art piece.

What Clocks are Available on Arcedior?

From minimalistic to full-blown artistic, Arcedior has some of the most sought-after collections of designer clocks that stand out from the crowd. Made by local artisans using handmade techniques, these clocks are a work of art. You can find many trending clocks made from natural materials like a cane. Or super fancy ones that are made of marble and metal. Not only wall clocks but sophisticated table clocks are also available. Grab the latest products now at Arcedior Shop.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What are old-fashioned clocks called?

A grandfather clock is an old-fashioned clock. Its other variations are called pendulum clocks which have a swinging oscillation that keeps note of every second of the time. Its distinct chime at each hour makes it even more unique. Though you can buy this designer and antique clock, its vintage editions are available online or through resellers. Its features include a tall and slender case, primarily wooden, and intricate detailing. The name could be due to it becoming synonymous with grandparents or older generations since they are the ones who use these clocks more. However, they are now used as a style statement.

2. Are wall clocks out of style in 2023?

Clocks can never go out of style, even though we have our phones or smartwatches. It is due to the fact clocks have been used for centuries as a way to beautify the home and, of course, for timekeeping. However, the wall clocks' design and shapes can keep changing because of fluctuating trends. Nowadays, natural elements are very much in fashion, accompanied by clocks made with natural materials. You can also opt for sleek wall clocks with a unique and exciting quotient to their overall appearance.

3. What are the four types of clocks?

Wall clocks, tabletop clocks, grandfather clocks, and outdoor clocks are the four types of clocks. Though there are various types of wall clocks in the market and online, these are the four basic categories. First is a wall clock, which is of a flatter appearance and goes on the wall. The next is a tabletop or an alarm clock which has an elevated base and is kept beside the bed or on the desk for timekeeping and also for alarms. The most antique and admired one is the grandfather clock which is enormous and made of wood. It has a great pendulum and is seen as a decor item. Then there are outdoor clocks which are made with materials that are weather resistant and can withstand the test of time.

4. What old clocks are worth money?

Antique clocks from the 16th to 19th century hold massive value if their mechanism is well-oiled and working smoothly. Furthermore, if a reputed and significant watchmaker makes a clock during those times, then you can get more price. This makes them desirable for watch collectors. You can also purchase an antique clock if you are a clock enthusiast. Since the resale value of antique clocks increases with each passing year, they are definitely worth your money.

5. What clocks do we use today?

We use analog clocks, wall clocks, grandfather clocks, and digital clocks. If you need clarification and want to pick what is trendy and stylish, then opt for neutral wall clocks that match any home decor; otherwise, you can choose according to your home decor style. Antique wall clocks have been long admired for their beauty and timelessness, so they can be placed in a modern and contemporary home to give it a historical edge. Otherwise, clocks made from metal, bamboo, cane, agate stone, or even stainless steel are well admired and cherished.