Here’s a project to celebrate longer days and brighter evenings as the clocks go forward. To make this minimal wall clock you’ll need copper enamel, chalkboard paint and a clock to paint. Set up your materials in a well-ventilated area. Clean the surface of what you’re painting before use. Sweep the can from side to...
Got an old chopping board you don’t like? Turn it into a clock! The supplies are a round wooden chopping board, black leather strap, a leather punch, a clock mechanism, 2 small shallow brass screws, a power drill, pencil & ruler and a screwdriver. Measure and mark the center point on your wooden chopping board...
Color blocking is one of the hottest trends everywhere now: from home décor to catwalks. Let’s make this super color block trendy clock, you’ll need foam board, a clock kit, an X-acto knife, a pencil and copper contact paper. Trace any shape that you want the clock to be in on the foam board and...
To make a minimalist wall clock is simple and you won’t need much. The supplies are a cork piece of round shape (or any other you like), a clock mechanism and numbers. First make numbers of colored paper or stickers. You can also buy ready numbers and attach them to the cork using some glue....
These lotus inspired clocks aren’t cheap but they are really creative and cool. They are made of powder coated aluminum and features dynamic shapes. Users can change their look depending on their tastes. Clocks are available in various colors and can become really great wall decorations to any interior.
This black and white digital clock is a perfect solution for modern and minimalist interiors. It consists only of figures. There is no case because it isn’t necessary to show accurate time. Each figure has self-contained power supply and independent control, it can be fixed to any surface autonomously. A light sensor will switch the...