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The Eslabon Marble Wall Clock by Nomon exudes elegance through a minimalistic design. Supported by a thin wire, a metal ring frames the clock as it hangs like a pendulum in place. Solid marble forms the clock’s face, while wood and polished metal hands contrast with a sense of natural beauty. This piece is ideal for adding character while maintaining a simplistic style.

The Colgante Marble Wall Clock by Nomon uses a mixture of materials to create a sleek piece with a natural touch. Hanging from a smooth metal ring, this piece evokes a sense of elegant minimalism with a surface crafted from solid marble. A combination of walnut wood and polished metal hands adds a refined touch while enhancing the natural allure.

The Creator’s Edition Metamorphite Wall Clock by QLOCKTWO blends modern technology with million-year-old rock layers for a unique timepiece. Carved from beautiful slate, the structure of this ancient sedimentary rock provides an engaging layer for a matrix of letters to be laser out of, creating the illuminated text that makes QLOCKTWO designs notable. Each of these crafted and contemporary clocks are a truly individual addition to your home, with every face showcasing the array of colors and varied structure that make this natural rock material beautiful.

The definition of minimal design. The OJ Wall Clock from Nomon is a beautiful wall décor piece that also serves as a stunning clock. Features a simplistic design of dotted time signals made of polystyrene that are offered in a variety of vivid colors to suite your design taste.

The Bari Sahara Wall Clock by Nomon brings an organic quality to modern spaces. A design from Andres Martinez, its rounded face is constructed from marble with a beveled edge to add dimensionality. Polished brass and walnut wood hands bring a graceful mix of materials, while a hidden base backplate gives the piece a floating effect.

The Biegert & Funk QLOCKTWO LARGE Wall Clock literally doubles the cool modern style spelled out by the original QLOCKTWO wall clock. It spans an impressive three feet, with laser cut letters in the stainless steel faceplate spelling out the time with strategic LED illumination. Choose from a range of colors and languages.

All you need is a hand. The RIM Wall Clock by blomus strips down the clock to only the essentials for a minimal accent piece. The stark, circular clock features a powder-coated steel rim that frames its clean face. The stainless-steel hands are cut to crisp angles to emphasize its simplified aesthetic.

Add a decorative touch to your modern home with the Colgante Walnut Wall Clock by Nomon. From Spanish designer Andres Martinez, this minimalistic piece starts with a slim metal ring that smoothly upholds the rounded clock. Crafted from solid walnut wood, the clock presents a smooth and natural surface with matching wooden and polished metal hands adorning its face.

The more intuitive way to read a clock. This QLOCKTWO Wall Clock is a stunner, with the spelled out words to tell the time quickly and with real-time recognition. It's a wonderful way to add flair with a time telling implement, without doing the same thing as everyone else. This is a truly unique and interesting way to use a timepiece as an art piece, without losing any functionality.

A sensible, elegant display perfect for the modern home. The Eslabon Walnut Wall Clock by Nomon is characterized by its pendulum-like suspension. This fixture hangs from a thin wire, with a slender steel ring forming a hook frame. The clock itself is constructed from solid walnut wood, with wooden and polished metal hands adding a contrasting touch.

Take your time anywhere with the Trace Wall Clock from Ferm Living. A striking and simple construction from the mind of Trine Andersen, the trace pairs a blackened steel disc with contrasting brass-plated metal hands, suspended from a slender rod that hangs from a round loop. Just the thing to accentuate spare, minimalist spaces.

The Creator's Edition Raw Iron Wall Clock by QLOCKTWO presents a unique way to display time. A matrix of letters illuminates to spell out the time, shining through a bold cover made out of raw steel. The colors of this metal plate vary from blues to hues of black and anthracite, with no two of these thermally processed pieces appearing the same. A well-crafted piece, this wall clock adds an artful and individual touch to spaces within your home.

Versatile and sophisticated. The Tic&Tac Wall Clock from Kartell is a timepiece that goes with any modern decor. The brand’s first wall clock, it features a case fronted by a clear ABS case engraved with Roman numerals. The white hour, minute, and second hands are made of metal and rotate around the clock face, contrasting with the black background and pointing to the numerals in front. It’s impressively thick, and lights will reflect off of it in interesting and appealing ways.

Keep track while looking back. In this era of smartphones, the Menu Marble Wall Clock was designed to start a renaissance of classic wall clocks. There is little more classic than marble, in this case black, matte white Carrara or tones of grey. Each option provides an austere yet elegant background for the lacquered brass minute and hour hands.

The Blomus ERA Wall Clock proves that clock design can be truly timeless. It features a sleek, round stainless steel frame, a clear glass crystal and an easy-to-read face in either bright White or deep Black with contrasting numbers. Such color options and three available sizes mean that ERA can fit seamlessly into any modern space.

A minimalist clock designed by Naoto Fukasawa. Taking a simple approach, the Magis Tempo Wall Clock draws inspiration from the clock icon found in everyday computer screens. A simple design highlighted by a rounded outline, its minute and hour hand along with raised hour markers in saturated colors contrast beautifully against the white background makes it easy to read the time. Made from co-injection molded ABS, this clock is durable and easy to maintain.

Originally designed in 1965 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for the La Casa Abitata exhibition at the Palazzo Strozzi in Florence, the Alessi Firenze Wall Clock wasn't produced by Alessi until 1996. With its petite, round form and oversized Roman numerals, Firenze remains an eternal timekeeping classic, and is now available in new, eye-catching colors.