Gothic Clock

What are some elements of a Gothic clock?

Is it hard to find goth clocks that WON'T look bad in your Gothic home?

What exactly makes a clock... Gothic?

There may be other elements you’re looking for in a gothic clock, so take your time when you shop for yours and you’re sure to find exactly what you need in no time.

In this article, we’ve put together a list of five beautiful and elegant gothic table clocks you may want to select from when choosing the right fit for your room. Each of these clocks features a slightly different take on the gothic theme, but they all fall nicely into the category and are sure to give you everything you want and more from the style.

Whether you’re looking for something a little more traditionally gothic or you like the over-the-top feeling of a clock surrounded by sculpted metal dragons, we’re here to help. Just remember that some of these clocks are intended for use on the wall while others are meant for desk or mantle purposes. Take care to read carefully about each one so you’ll be sure to bring home a clock that is the right size for your needs.

Now, what are you waiting for? Let’s get started going shopping for a new gothic style lock for your favorite gothic room.

1. Ebros Gothic Double Dragon Table Clock

​The ​Ebros Gothic Double Dragon Table Clock features two dragons surrounding the face of a clock with Roman numerals. The clock is made of resin and is hand painted to give it a worn and tarnished metal appearance without the price tag that would come with a solid metal clock.

2. Gothic Dragon Gaze Round Wall Clock

This unique ​Gothic Dragon Gaze Round Wall Clock features a round plate design with traditional Celtic symbolism and a dragon’s face in the center. The product is made of polyresin, so it’s lightweight and durable as well as more affordable than metal. This clock features no numbers on the face.

3. Antique Desk Clock Vintage Style

For a touch of creepy in your gothic home, consider this ​Antique Desk Clock Vintage Style. This product features a dragon curling around the clock’s face and an assortment of weapons surrounding the base. It is a handmade item that can provide a lot of character to your home.

4. Melrose International Desk Clock

The ​Melrose International Desk Clock comes in a variety of shapes and sizes, many of which fit nicely into a gothic style room. This clock is made of metal with an unmarked face for a stylish and old-fashioned look that’s sure to make a statement in your home.

5. Qwirly Hermle Jackson Desk Clock

The ​Qwirly Hermle Jackson Desk Clock is an elegant and traditional take on the gothic clock. This product is very down-to-earth despite its more intricate top design, and it features a neutral look that blends in nicely with most of its surroundings. This is the type of clock you should choose if you’re looking for something that will match your gothic furnishings without standing out too much. It features Roman numerals on the clock face and is sure to make a statement without being so dramatic that your guests won’t notice anything else in the room.

Conclusion

Did you find what you want, or are you still a little confused? Do you know how you want to use your new clock? How can you decorate with gothic clocks? Where should you put them? How can you keep them from looking out of place or like overkill?

Choosing to decorate with an elaborate gothic clock like those listed above can pose somewhat of a challenge. It may take some practice to figure out where to place this type of clock so it will be the most visually appealing and won’t look too extreme in your home.

One good option is to keep these clocks on your mantle, if you have one. This way, they will add some visual interest to a part of the room that allows them to work as a centerpiece, but they’ll also be surrounded by other, more visually heavy elements as well.

You may also consider tucking the more out of the way, such as on a desk or side table. Doing this will allow the clock to stand out without becoming one of the first things you see in a room.

Remember to balance the clock with other items in similar colors throughout the room as well. This will prevent it from standing out too badly. With a little practice and planning, you’ll be ready to decorate with a gothic clock in no time!