Art Deco Acrylic Wall Clock, Modern

The Art Deco Acrylic Wall Clock turns telling the time into a styling decision, with a bold cut-acrylic silhouette and silent quartz movement.

A sculpted Art Deco frame replaces the dial of a basic round clock, so the piece works as wall art first and a clock second. Choose the matte black silhouette for high-contrast modern walls or the silvery finish for softer, light-room placement, and let the silent quartz movement keep bedrooms and home offices quiet through the night.

Why this Art Deco wall clock works

• Statement art that tells time: The cut-acrylic frame doubles as wall sculpture, so you skip choosing between a clock and a decor piece for the same wall.
• Silent quartz movement: No second-hand ticking. Quiet enough for bedrooms, nurseries, and zoom-call home offices.
• Two finish choices: Black for high-contrast modern walls, silvery for soft Scandi or coastal rooms with lighter palettes.
• Acrylic, not glass: Lighter to hang and shatter-resistant if a curious cat or toddler reaches the wall.
• Modern Art Deco silhouette: Geometric fanned frame nods to the 1920s without the heaviness of vintage brass clocks.
• Living-room ready: Sized to anchor a fireplace mantel, a console-table wall, or a home-office shelf without overpowering the room.

Specs and details

• Style: Modern Art Deco wall clock with geometric fanned frame
• Material: Cut acrylic
• Movement: Silent quartz
• Colors: Black, silvery
• Best room: Living room, home office, bedroom, entryway

Frequently asked questions

Is the clock truly silent or does it tick softly?
The quartz movement is designed as silent (continuous-sweep style). You will not hear the per-second ticking common in cheap quartz clocks.

What battery does it take?
Most quartz wall clocks of this size run on a single AA alkaline battery. Check the back panel on arrival for the exact requirement.

How heavy is it for hanging?
Acrylic construction keeps the weight low enough for a single nail or heavy-duty adhesive hook on drywall. No anchors required for typical sizes.

Does it have numbers or just hour markers?
The Art Deco design uses minimal hour markers rather than full numerals, so the clock reads as sculpture from a distance and as a clock up close.

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