Clocks

Industrial wall clocks carry a sense of history and functionality, as well as a strong connection to an industrial American past. Minimalistic and stripped, clocks in the industrial style predominantly use rusted, patinaed, or galvanized metal. Rivets and exposed gears are common as well.

Mid-Century Modern style is classic American energy given form, generally constructed of traditional walnut, birch and painted metal. Mid-Century Modern clocks come in several vintage shapes, such as atomic, sunburst, or spoked to create an atmosphere of good old fashioned American optimism.

Typically constructed of antique, distressed wood or galvanized metal, cottage clocks create an atmosphere of pastoral peace and grace. Often featuring roman numerals or prints with floral patterns or roosters, these clocks are perfect for a house in the country or any home in need of rural charm.

Reminiscent of classic art deco elegance, glam-style clocks are constructed of polished metals, high shine crystal, and mirrored finishes. Often formed in distinct and unique geometric shapes with starburst or other artful details, glam clocks are all about a sleek visual experience to draw the eye and stimulate the senses.