Two-Tone Wood & Matte Wall Clock

• Diameter: 60cm
• Depth: 5cm
• Frame material: Fir wood and MDF
• Clock face: Half matte finish, half natural wood grain, with gold line markers
• Movement: Mechanical, silent
• Power: 1x AA battery (not included)
• Fixing: Rear keyhole hanger
• Colour: Black/Brown or White/Brown
• Best suited for: Living room, bedroom, entryway, home office

A face split cleanly in two

Half the dial sits in a flat, matte finish; the other half keeps its natural wood grain fully visible, so the same clock reads as two different materials meeting at a single line down the centre. It's a graphic effect achieved through construction, not print, since the join between finishes is a genuine seam in the wood itself.

Thin gold hands and matching line markers cross that divide without favouring either side, keeping the whole face balanced rather than lopsided. The mechanism runs silently, so at 60cm across, the piece works as a quiet, almost sculptural wall object rather than something you're constantly aware of ticking away.

Because the design leans on contrast rather than ornament, it tends to draw the eye differently depending on the wall behind it, sitting starkly graphic against a pale wall, or blending its wood half into a warmer, more natural backdrop.

Where it works best

This piece suits modern and contemporary interiors that already play with contrast, a gallery wall above a bed, a console in an entryway, or open shelving in a living room. It's a less natural fit for traditional or heavily rustic spaces, where the clean matte-versus-grain split would feel more graphic than the rest of the room.