French Wall Clocks
Viva la France! That is what these wall clocks say to your decorative scheme. As if pulled from one of the great hotels or tourist spots in all of Paris, our collection of French wall clocks show a style and class that any fan of the French scene will appreciate. They are analog and have a classic look that adds charming style to any decor. Take a look at this extensive collection for more.
Three Toned French Wall Clock
$175.99 $254.99
Three Toned French Wall Clock
Alcott Hill®
$175.99 $254.99
Bring a taste of the French countryside into your home with one of these battery-operated wood French wall clocks. It measures 29 inches in diameter with a cream-colored floral and fleur-de-lis centrepiece. The numbers are black on a mint green distressed clock face.
Designer Advice:
One of these vintage French wall clocks would make an inspired choice for any dining room setting. It would look elegant and refined positioned on the wall behind an oak trestle-style dining table. You could pair floral artwork on either side of the timepiece.
Cream Colored Metal French Style Clock
$148.99 $139.99
Cream Colored Metal French Style Clock
One Allium Way®
$148.99 $139.99
A blending of delicate hues, this round French style clock measures 24 inches wide. It’s an analog style with a rustic distressed beige clock face with Roman numerals. It has a mechanical operating system and contains the words ‘Train Station Paris’ across it.
Designer Advice:
One of these antique French wall clocks was made to be the focal point on a wall in a contemporary living room. Hang it up on the wall with a white-washed wood console table below. It would also pair beautifully with a vintage glass table lamp.
Colorful French Style Wall Clock
$66.99 $102.99
Colorful French Style Wall Clock
Laurel Foundry Modern Farmhouse®
$66.99 $102.99
Available in a number of sizes, this 16-inch French style wall clock showcases a round metal frame. The clock face contains black Roman numerals over a vibrant Parisian street scene and cursive French script. It’s both battery-operated and silent ticking.
Designer Advice:
Keep track of every moment of the day with one of these French wall clocks in your home office. It would look tasteful hung up behind a wooden work desk. Perhaps you could position some bookshelves on the wall beside it to bring a sense of function and purpose.
Vintage Blue French Style Wall Clock
$46.99 $49.99
Vintage Blue French Style Wall Clock
One Allium Way®
$46.99 $49.99
Showcasing a beautiful eggshell blue plastic frame, this French wall clock is a mini grandfather style that’s battery-operated. It features scrollwork and carvings at the top and bottom of the unit. There’s also a gold-colored decorated pendulum hanging from the clock face.
Designer Advice:
Display one of these French wall clocks in the corner of your kitchen to give full French bistro vibes. You could position it on the wall above your breakfast nook that’s decorated with floral seat and back cushions for an ultra-feminine look.
Round Distressed Vintage Antique French Wall Clocks
Round Distressed Vintage Antique French Wall Clocks
One Allium Way®
Giving a French rustic flair, this 14-inch French wall clock contains a welded grey metal and wood distressed frame. The hour markers are black Roman numerals on a rustic cream backdrop. There are classic French inscriptions across the clock face.
Designer Advice:
Hang up one of these silent antique French wall clocks in your bedroom to incorporate a sense of European taste. If your bedroom has a French country farmhouse vibe, you could position it above a white metal headboard. Throw some plush velvety cushions on the bed for added texture.
Buying Guide
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A French wall clock comes with a very distinct look that is often associated with class and elegance. Aside from the look and vibe of a French wall clock, it also serves an essential function of telling time. It's no wonder why a lot of homeowners choose to decorate a room with a French wall clock.
French wall clocks come in different types, colors, and designs. For an average shopper, it's easy to get confused on what to buy. To help you make the task a lot easier, this article is going to be a buying guide on French wall clocks.
The most common material used for a French wall clock are metal, wood, and plastic.
- Plastic is by far the most economical option when compared to metal and wood. Thus, it's the logical choice if the budget is a bit tight. However, since plastic is not a very durable material, don't expect the wall clock to last for a very long time.
- Wood is the traditional material for a wall clock. Hence, it carries a vibe of timelessness and natural authenticity. Wood is also a beautiful material and it exuberates elegance. Thus, if you want the most aesthetically pleasing French wall clock, then wood is the default option. On the downside, wood is susceptible to moisture damage, which is why it's not recommended for outdoor use.
- Metals come in many different forms, but iron and aluminum are perhaps the most common materials used for a French wall clock. The greatest strength of metal is its durability. Hence, a French wall clock made of metal is likely going to last more than a lifetime. The downside of metal is it typically makes the clock heavy, which means hanging it on the wall is a bit more challenging.
French wall clock typically comes battery-operated or mechanical.
- Battery-operated is the most common operation type. As the name suggests, the clock draws its power from a battery cell. On the upside, battery-operation is a lot more convenient compared to the mechanical type. On the downside, you have to keep buying batteries.
- The mechanical is the traditional type. Hence, it carries an "old world" vibe that some people find intimate and appealing. Mechanical wall clocks draw their power from a coiled spring. The advantage of this is it's economical in the long run as you don't need to buy something else to power the clock (e.g. battery). On the other hand, you need to wind a mechanically operated clock regularly, which can be a source of inconvenience.
Another thing you need to consider is the kind of aesthetic goal you are aiming for. If you want to add class or sophistication to a room, then you might want a French wall clock that comes with a Mid-century, Bohemian or French country style. Also, you might want to go for something that is oversized. If you want something that is trendy, then a French wall clock with a dash of Contemporary, Transitional or Shabby Chic style is a good option.
