Showing posts with label wall clocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wall clocks. Show all posts

Thursday, January 3, 2008

Decoupage Art Wall Clock - Coffee Time


The Decoupage Art Wall Clock - "Coffee Time", 8-inch Versionis a unique and beautiful clock that would look great in a kitchen or coffee nook. From the description:

Add a spot of artistic pizazz to any wall with this wonderful "Coffee Time" clock. Each clock features a high quality reproduction of an original acrylic painting decoupaged on wood and embellished with eye-catching black and white clock hands. It easily compliments any kitchen with a cozy image of a steaming cup of coffee and a fresh combination of warm, inviting colors. Handcrafted in the USA; Requires 1 "AA" battery.

Clocks As Home Decor- Best Buy Novelties

LONDON WALL CLOCK

I have always loved both the aesthetic and functional qualities that clocks provide when sprucing up my home. They are a great way to add a personal and unique touch to your living space.

I found the following article which discusses this at length and found it informative and interesting. If you have any ideas of your own, please feel free to share them here.

Clocks are more than just mere timepieces. They can be used as good decorative pieces in your home. They come in various sizes and shapes. Clocks also are made from different materials. The nature of the material used and the clock manufacturer are among the most crucial factors in determining the quality of the clock, including its price. For example, a simple digital clock might fetch you a few dollars, while those wooden and antique grandfather clocks generally cost up to thousands or more. Today’s clocks are do not just provide time correctly, but they also add glamour and beauty in your home. There are many clocks available, especially of the pendulum type. From miniature, table-accent clocks to grandfather ones, clocks are a gorgeous addition to your home. Don’t you think it is now time to think of clocks as not just mere timepieces?

1. Clocks In History

Clocks first came into existence in 1656 when the first pendulum clock was built by Dutch astronomer and mathematician Christian Huygens. Prior to his invention, clocks during Huygens’ time were not inaccurate. The most accurate clocks that time were off by several minutes daily. Thanks to Huygens, having a reliable clock everyday proved to be possible. Huygens used a pendulum as the timer of the clock. Before Huygens, however, Galileo was already doing some work on how to invent a clock! Galileo even had a pendulum system to keep track of time. Unfortunately, he died before he was able to complete his work.

2. Decorating with Clocks

Decorating a home using clocks is not exactly new. Since a few hundred years ago, home owners and good decorators have been choosing clocks as decorative devices in their homes. Ever since the pendulum clock was invented by Christian Huygens in the 1600s to measure weights and as a type of swinging pendulum, clocks have been known as good decorative items.

3. Modern Clocks

Compared with past ones, today’s clocks are stylish and sleeker in style aside from serving its main purpose. More than just telling time, clocks of today’s age, thanks to the state-of-the-art technology, are definitely more elegant and nice to look at than compared with their older counterparts.

4. When Choosing A Clock:

- Remember that the clock you are buying should reflect your personal tastes and serve as a decorative complement in the room you are putting it in

- One good tip in choosing clocks is to look for the fashion and style in a clock. When looking for a clock, choose one that makes a statement

- If you want to have a French country look in your home, select wall clocks that reflect country accents, such as having a patina finish on the clock’s face, wrought iron accents, or wood base that were whitewashed

- If you, on the other hand, want a contemporary look, why not try to shop around for a clock that has minimalist lines as well as chrome. There are also clocks that are sleek and have stainless detailing.

- You could also choose big and oversized clocks if you want to emphasize your timepiece, compared with a smaller one that could get lost in a clutter.

5. Large Clocks

- If you want to balance out an oversized lamp, try putting a traditional anniversary clock on the end of the table

- You could also put a wall clocked placed on a sturdy and decorative easel in your kitchen for quick and instant charm

- Having an antique grandfather clock in your den provides extra comfort and warmth. Of course, the grandfather clock should be in a nice condition. Otherwise, the effect is somewhat diminished

About the Author:

Paul Graham
For more great clocks related articles and resources check out http://clocks.homemanner.com.

Mirror Dynamics Beveled Mirror Wall Clock


Set a contemporary vibe in your home with this Mirror Dynamics Beveled Mirror Wall Clock. The clock features five strips of beveled mirror to provide depth and modern style to any decor. It has been carefully mounted on four strips of solid, two and a half inch wood and comes conveniently ready to hang. This unique clock measures 20 inches high x 20 inches wide x 1 inch deep. A truly unique piece!

Display Weight: 8 lbs.
Uses 1- AA Battery (not included)

This is one of out top selling clocks and is currently on sale for just $48.00. It's available at our website here.

Sunday, December 30, 2007

Meyda Tiffany and So Much More!



Welcome to my new blog! I hope to organize a community here that fosters communication in regards to the latest in home decorating trends and ideas. I plan to bring to my readers many interesting articles and events that I come across while browsing around the net.

I will also feature many items at my retail site Best Buy Novelties. I currently offer a great line of Meyda Tiffany lamps and stained glass windows. I also have a nice line of wall mirrors and wall clocks.

Please join with me and help to create a wonderful group here where we all join in and learn from each other.

Thanks for stopping by!