The use of white wall clocks in the interior

Today, in order to find out what time it is, just look at the screen of a smartphone, tablet, laptop or watch. However, the wall clock has not lost its relevance, having turned into a stylish decor element that can decorate any interior. Today we will talk about how to choose a white wall clock for any design of your home.

Different interior styles imply certain types of clocks that can become a highlight of the interior.

• Classic. It implies clear, strict lines, expensive materials of manufacture. The white dial can be framed with expensive elite light wood or bronze. Ceramic models are often found. As for the shapes, everything is simple here too: the clock will be round, square or oval. They can be decorated with monograms, numbers and arrows should be large.

• High tech. An ultra-modern interior style characterized by geometric shapes, glass and chrome, as well as interesting design solutions. White wall clocks in such an interior can be supplemented with metal parts, have a mirrored or glass dial, or an electronic display.

• Retro. Suitable for lovers of antiquity, but differs from the classical style in that a certain era is chosen for the decoration of housing, for example, the 60s or 80s. In accordance with this, the selection of furniture and accessories takes place. A white wall clock can have a bronze or wooden case, be stylized as a ship's chronometer or a cuckoo house. The main thing is that their appearance corresponds to the fashion of the chosen era, and on the surface there are "traces of time": abrasions, microcracks, patina, traces of gold, etc.

• Japanese style. The land of the rising sun is famous for its smooth, like water jets, lines in the interior, simplicity and grace. White watches will perfectly fit into this style, the main thing is that they are as simple as possible, without decorations and pretentiousness. Even on the dial, not numbers are desirable, but dots. They shouldn't draw attention to themselves - just be an addition to the interior.

• Provence. The charming, cozy style of a French village implies natural materials, pastel colors. A white wooden wall clock, artificially aged, will perfectly fit into such an environment. You can also consider carved openwork clocks as an option, especially if you hang them in the kitchen and decorate interior items with lace napkins.

• Minimalism. Strives for abstraction, asymmetry, geometric shapes, bright colors. However, there will also be a place for a white clock, provided that it meets these characteristics - that is, it will be unusual and eye-catching. Most often, options without numbers are used in minimalistic interiors.

We invite you to familiarize yourself with the selection beautiful examples of the use of white wall clocks in the interior.

• The white case looks very organic against the grassy green background of the wall! Despite its simplicity, the watch attracts the eye due to its size, clear square shape, asymmetrical dial and a small "counter" in the form of a green second hand, in harmony with the color of the walls.

• In this classic kitchen, the clock also occupies a rather prominent place.They are large, also of the correct square shape, framed in a brown frame and decorated with monograms. Roman numerals are used.

• Round white watch with frayed - a great option for Provence style. Due to their size, they stand out favorably on the wall. The Roman dial adds flavor and emphasizes their antiquity.

• Monochrome ultramodern high-tech a wall clock without a case will be emphasized. On a white wall, the product looks very interesting and futuristic, the numbers of which are glass drops located in a circle. Black arrows are attached to a metal disc. Red arrow - accent color.

• Living room in Japanese style can perfectly complement a simple round watch with a gray-white dial without numbers.

• Retro disco style will decorate a white clock in a brown wood frame with large simple hands, with stripes in place of the numbers. The case of such a product should be massive, the dial should be covered with glass. There may be abrasions, cracks on the lacquered surface of the frame.

• But this is a very interesting option. It would seem that a cuckoo clock is closer to retro themes, but here we see a modern version of such a clock: pure white, decorated with a deer head, carvings and weights. Downstairs, on the dresser, there are white statuettes in the shape of owls, and next to it there are two more clocks, only brown ones. All this creates a creative picture suitable for modern interiors.

The following video presents ideas for where to hang the clock in the house.