Clock Ideas That Prove It’s Time to Decorate

There are not one, not two, but three clocks in the dining room above. Each one is positioned just slightly out of the way – yet once found, emits gorgeous intrigue.

If all the world is a stage, then this silver beauty deserves the lead role.

Your alarm clock shouldn’t cause you any actual alarm. Pair it with fresh flowers and sunny colors to wake up and smell the roses – literally.

Win guests over with a giant analog clock; its sheer size brings calming, sweeping style – and makes it easy to tell time even when you’re halfway across the room.

When you can’t always hop on a plane to lands far and wide, look to travel-inspired decor. Here, a vintage road map next to a European wall clock nurtures daydreams – offering a chic way to soothe the pangs of wanderlust.

Thanks to warm colors, distressed textures and the woodsy fragrance of fresh-fallen pinecones, this bedroom nook is already the coziest corner of the house. (A vintage clock is simply the icing on the cake!)

A clock isn’t always about telling time. Sometimes, it’s about creating a sense of calm – and ironically, in doing so, can actually slow time down. Take, for example, this magnificent metal “clock” – which is really just pure decor. It’s a clock that could care less about minute hands and second hands; in a sense, it’s a sort of tribute to time – and yet sings only the praises of living in the present moment.