Clock Winter / Glass Pear 53cm

  • Code: LC5214-2
  • Material: Timber, Glass
  • Size: 53x53x6cm
  • Min order quantity: 2
Inner Packaging:
  • Weight: 3.20 kg
  • Length: 54.00 cm
  • Width: 7.00 cm
  • Height: 55.00 cm
  • Carton Qty: 2
Carton:
  • Weight: 7.50 kg
  • Length: 56.00 cm
  • Width: 17.00 cm
  • Height: 58.00 cm
Clock Winter / Glass Pear 53cm

Wintery sage greens and a slightly wonky font make the Clock Winter / Glass Pear 53cm a fun, quirky addition to any interior. We find that more customers are turning to modern clocks as accent pieces or wall art, so having pieces like this in your shop can help you stand out. These are great for retailers with customers who like Scandinavian or contemporary styles and want a statement timepiece that’s unique but not too out there - at 53x53x5.5cm it’s a lot bigger than it looks!

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Clock Winter / Glass Pear 53cm Those clean lines and oversized numbers – the Clock Winter / Glass Pear 53cm isn't like all the other retro clocks around, but still holds onto that familiar round shape and simple wood-effect border, which we find helps it feel welcoming. The gentle sage face makes it a bit more playful than your typical wall clock - it's worth getting a good look at it because you get the impression that it's been painted in watercolour and then finished over with a matte glaze, so it absorbs rather than reflects light. At 53x53x5.5cm, these are pretty good for larger kitchen or living areas where you want a big statement piece but with some delicacy to the design. The numerals are sans serif so there's no clutter; they're also quite large and slightly rotated, which makes each number pop individually. And that's perhaps what's most visually engaging about this piece – the fact that these numbers don't just form a circle, but interact individually as a part of the entire composition. It's almost as if they've been blown onto the clock face and settled where they fell. We recommend pairing this clock with neutral or greenish interiors where you want some depth and visual interest added without overwhelming people. It works well with minimalist styles too due to its muted palette and clean lines. And for retailers that sell a lot of homewares or even furniture for contemporary spaces, it's definitely worth trying out one on your shop walls to test for engagement first before stocking these widely.