Decorating with Clocks
A task I enjoy doing every Saturday morning is winding my clock. I love clocks and don't own near enough to make me happy.
I prefer the kind of clock you have to wind. There is something so satisfying about the actual action of winding a clock.
My favorite clock have three places to wind: the time, the chimes and the hour strike. My clock rings a Westminster chime.
I love clocks in decorating. Here a few of my favorites.
Susan at Between Naps on the Porch used one of her antique clocks as part of a New Year's table setting. Loved this idea.
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Mantel clocks in family rooms are classic and add both beauty and functionality as they keep family members abreast of the time.
Mantel clocks work in a contemporary setting as well as a traditional decor.
Decorating with large clocks seems to be very popular decorating trend right now. Flip through any magazine and you see their big faces.
Some clocks are so lovely and pleasing to the eye…they truly feel like beautiful works of art. Do you have a favorite clock? Or two?
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ReplyDeleteClocks are such a timeless addition to home décor! I love how you’ve highlighted different ways to use them creatively, from mantel clocks to large statement pieces. The idea of placing clocks in a stairway is brilliant—both functional and stylish! Vintage and antique clocks have a charm that modern digital ones just can't match. Winding a clock every Saturday morning sounds like a lovely ritual. Thanks for sharing these inspiring clock decorating ideas! Looking forward to more clock-related posts. 😊 #clocks #homedecor
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