Are you fed up with exotic elements and unusual decor techniques? We suggest paying attention to another trend - large clocks in the interior
We started to attach importance to time far backyesterday, but this is rarely reflected in the interior. The trend for huge clocks in the interior comes and goes, each time caused by new reasons. The economic crisis has made its own adjustments to our tastes and preferences, forcing us to look at eternal values buried under the dust of centuries. How do huge time counters fit into this? First of all, this trend is connected with the disappearance of clock towers from city streets. We increasingly want to return to the past carefree time (at least, in memory the past is most often imprinted in this particular characteristic), and since there are fewer and fewer reminders of this very past on the streets, we try to bring them into the interior.
Steampunk is gaining more and more fans. No, you won't have to look for a place for a steam engine, but your ability to see beauty in rust and peeling paint will come in handy.
Where can I get such a clock? There are plenty of options. And it is not at all necessary to have connections in the city administration. For example, such items - though without clock mechanisms - can be ordered from a cabinetmaker.
Large clocks with signs of use will fit perfectly into an interior in the industrial eclectic style.
For this type of watch you won’t even need a specialist, you can easily do it yourself.
Notice how organically the “collapsing” cabinet made from an old wooden orange crate looks, and the brand new chrome accessories.
This interior can be called eclectic and even a little aggressive, but thanks to the light background it leaves an impression of purity and airiness.
Shabby chic is that rare case when antiques can be mixed with “shabby” country and get a result that even a convinced urbanist will feel comfortable in.
Even wall clocks should be chosen with an eye on the rest of the interior. Or at least on its color scheme.Finally, I would like to say that everything should be done in moderation, but just look how great nine wall clocks look on just a few square meters.