Mirrors and Clocks

Mirrors and Clocks: More Than Just Time and Reflections

Let's be honest, mirrors and clocks are more than just functional; they are also aesthetically pleasing. They're the kind of things people actually notice when they walk into your place. A round mirror above the console table? Makes the space feel bigger, brighter. And that wall clock that looks like it’s straight out of a retro flat? People notice those and usually say something nice.

We have a collection of beloved, long-lasting items that you'll absolutely enjoy having in your space!

Why Bother with Mirrors and Clocks?

Mirrors bounce light around, making small rooms appear larger and more open. Tall standing ones? Great for getting dressed. Little round ones? Stick them in awkward corners and feel instantly fancier.

Clocks are just as useful. Not everyone wants to rely on phones to tell the time (plus you can't glance at your phone from across the kitchen, can you?). Wall clocks, table clocks, old-school numbers or sleek modern looks you'll find your pick.

Picking One (or Both) That Fits

You don't need a giant design plan. Sometimes you spot a mirror and think, "Yeah, that'll look good in the hallway." Or a clock that makes you hope guests will ask where it's from (so you can brag that you got it online, direct to door, easy as pie).

Go round, square, oval. Go for timber frames, metal ones, matte black, rustic wood, or a pop of colour if your wall needs a bit of a boost.

A Few Ways to Use Mirrors & Clocks (That Actually Work)

• Hang a mirror above your dresser to make morning routines easier.
• Sticking a wide wall clock in your kitchen makes cooking (and timekeeping!) less stressful.
• Group two or three mirrors in different shapes for a "wow" wall.
• Classic round mirror above a small console = instant hallway glow-up.
• Oversized clock in the lounge? Bit of a statement. And it tells the time. Win-win.

Quick Tips

• Small room? Mirrors help make it feel less cramped.
• Mirrors facing windows bounce light in all the right ways.
• Hang clocks where you actually need to check the time, such as in the kitchen, living room, or study area.
• Want a softer look? Go for wooden or neutral-tone frames.
• Want the room to pop? Try a bold mirror or clock and build your design around it.

Why Buy From Us?

We don't stock fluff. Just good stuff that looks great in real homes. No overthinking, no wild prices. Just mirrors and clocks that do their job and look sharp doing it. Fast delivery, no fuss. It's all pretty simple.

For Every Type of Room

Your hallway needs a mirror. The kitchen wants a clock. The bedroom could honestly use both. Bathroom mirror? Can't go without it. Some rooms feel unfinished without at least one.

We offer a wide range of styles, shapes, and vibes, and we keep our stock in stock. Scroll, pick, and you're sorted.

Time for a Quick Change?

You don't need to renovate. Just swap out your old mirror or that flaky clock you've ignored for months. One good pick can freshen everything up.

Have a scroll, see what speaks to you, and go from there.

Extra Stuff to Know

• You don't have to match frames; mixed is cool now.
• Use big mirrors behind lamps = double the light.
• Avoid using tiny clocks in large rooms unless you're a fan of squinting.
• Keep mirrors clean (yeah, fingerprints show up fast).
• You don't need to overthink it if you like it; it works.

FAQ — Mirrors & Clocks

Q: Do mirrors really make rooms look bigger?

A: Yep. Hang them where they reflect light, like across from a window. Makes a cramped spot feel airy straight away.

Q: What size clock should I get?

A: Depends on the room. Big space = go for bold. Small desk or shelf? Stick with something compact and quiet.

Q: Are your mirrors heavy? Do I need special hooks?

A: Some are heavier than others (especially the solid frames). We include hanging details in the product info. If you're unsure, ask us before hanging it up.

Q: Can I mix mirrors and clocks on the same wall?

A: Absolutely. A large mirror accompanied by a stylish clock nearby creates a visually appealing and balanced look. Just don't crowd the wall too much.

Q: Do your clocks need batteries?

A: Most of them usually do a standard AA. We'll mention it on the product page. No weird plugs or wires needed.

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