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Roundup: 10 Design-Forward Wall Clocks
Did you remember to turn your clocks ahead last night? If your old timepiece isn't doing your home's look any favors, try one of these stylish wall clocks to update your Spring look.
Do You Have a Wall Clock in Your Kitchen?
With so many digital devices in our kitchens these days, the traditional wall clock has fallen by the wayside. Do you still have one?Source
Do You Have a Wall Clock in Your Kitchen?
Yep, still tickin'!
Love It or Hate It? Sami Hayek Wall Clock
This Sami Hayek Wall Clock (on sale for $19) features a wood base and rectangular strips of colors in place of numbers. I find it fresh in a retro sort of way. What about you?
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Less or More Game: Ball Wall Clocks
Welcome to the second edition of my "Less or More" game. Look at each of the ball wall clocks below and guess which one is more expensive.
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Link Time!
- I love these window pane photographs. — I Suwanee
- Check out a clock that tells time in words. — SwissMiss
- The V&A will release a great new series of books on pattern for designers.
Roundup: Homeland Security
While I'm definitely a peace-loving gal, I can't deny the influence that war and weaponry have had on home decor as of late. From gun vases to bullet planters, it seems as if product designers have a different definition of homeland security than our national leaders. While this may be a commentary on our society's obsession with weapons, I'm still not necessarily willing to stock my home with guns — be they real or made of ceramic.
Would You Rather . . . Two Tiger Clocks
If you were forced to add a tiger clock to your casa, which one would you choose? The Ed Hardy Crouching Tiger Wall Clock ($29.99, on left), or this Suleyman Tiger Clock ($3,600)? And no picking "Other" or "None of the Above"!
Nice and New: Klaus Rosburg Cuckoo Clock
I'm not quite sure if I'm sick of the cuckoo clock trend or not, but I must admit I like the Klaus Rosburg Cuckoo Clock ($95). While there's been a proliferation of die-cut mirrors, something about the mirrored silhouette shape of a cuckoo clock against this exposed brick wall caught my eye. The ornate, three-dimensional design of traditional cuckoo clocks gives them a lively, kitschy feel, but seeing one in silhouette form made me appreciate them in a whole new way.
Love It or Hate It? Life Clock
French designer Bertrand Planes's limited-edition Life Clock (inquire for price) isn't your average wall clock, although it may appear to be at first glance. Slowed down 61320 times, its mechanism is actually built so that one full rotation mimics the average human lifespan, and each minute represents a year. I'm certainly impressed the Planes took the time (hah) to create this, but at the same time it might be too disturbing to hang in my house.
Crave Worthy: Jason Linde Wenge Veneer Clock
As someone who has never owned a watch, and whose cell phone is practically glued to her hand, I never thought I'd ache for a wall clock. But for Jason Linde Handmade Wenge Veneer Clocks ($110–$130), I do. His clocks have rotating laser-engraved dials and a stationary hand, flipping the face of the traditional clock on its end.
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