Dark Blue Glass Wall Clock, Silent Quartz Clock with Geometric Design for Living Room and Bedroom, Frameless
Dark Blue Glass Wall Clock, Silent Quartz Clock with Geometric Design for Living Room and Bedroom, Frameless
Dark blue glass that shifts with the light instead of sitting flat
Details
This dark blue glass wall clock has a geometric pattern in the glass, which keeps it from sitting flat on the wall. Morning window light catches the pattern, evening lamplight deepens the blue, so it looks different at breakfast than it does at night. There is no frame: the glass edge is the finish, with no plastic rim. A silent quartz movement on one AA battery sits behind the glass.
It wants a living room or bedroom wall with some daylight from the side, since side light brings the pattern in and out as the sun moves, and the silent movement lets it hang across from the bed without a tick. Dark blue works with white walls, brass fittings, walnut and gray, and as a cool-toned piece it balances a room full of warm wood. With no frame it reads more like a mirror than a clock, so leave space around it.
Glass face, one AA battery. Apply glass cleaner to the cloth rather than the clock, so nothing seeps behind the face, and mind the frameless edge when handling it. Use a fixing rated for the weight, keep it off a wall beside a slamming door, and change the battery when the hands lose time.
Specifications
Material: Glass
Movement: Silent quartz
Battery: 1 x AA
Materials + Care
Materials and dimensions are listed under Details. Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and keep wood, rattan and wool felt away from standing water. For lighting, check the plug type and voltage in the variant name before ordering.
Shipping + Returns
We ship to the US, Europe, Australia and New Zealand by tracked post. Most orders arrive in 8 to 15 days. Shipping is $4.95 and free on orders over $100. You get a tracking number by email as soon as your order is on its way. If your order has not arrived within 30 days, we resend it or refund you in full. Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery, unused and in the original packaging; contact us first for a return authorization.
Why it earns its place
Glass face
Dark blue glass with a geometric pattern that catches window light in the morning and lamp light at night, so it is not the same clock all day.
Frameless edge
No rim or border, just the glass edge, which keeps it clean against a plain wall.
Silent quartz
One AA battery and no tick, so it can hang in a bedroom as well as a living room.
In your home
Living room or bedroom, on a wall that gets some daylight from the side. That is what makes the glass work; the geometric pattern comes and goes as the sun moves, and the colour deepens under lamplight in the evening.
Dark blue sits well with white walls, brass fittings, walnut and grey. It is a cool-toned piece, so it balances a room with a lot of warm wood. Frameless, it hangs like a mirror rather than a clock and looks best with nothing crowding it.
Materials and quality
The face is glass in a dark blue with a geometric pattern, which gives the clock a depth and reflection that a printed dial cannot. It is frameless, so the glass edge is the finish; there is no plastic rim to cheapen it. Behind the glass sits a silent quartz movement running on a single AA battery. What you get is a flat, solid glass object that changes with the room's light and never ticks.
Care and everyday use
Clean with glass cleaner on a cloth, not sprayed onto the clock, so nothing runs behind the face. Mind the edge when handling it; it is frameless glass. Hang it from a fixing that carries the weight properly and keep it away from doors that slam. Change the AA battery when the hands lose time.
Good to know
Is the whole face glass?
Yes. The dial is dark blue glass with the geometric pattern in it, and there is no frame around the edge.
Does it tick at night?
No. The movement is silent quartz, so it is fine in a bedroom.
Will the colour look the same in every room?
It shifts with the light, which is the point: under daylight the pattern shows, under lamplight the blue deepens, and a dim room makes it darker still.
