The Infinity Clocks Colour Wheel — Timber Clocks
Timber is the most honest material in design. It ages, it has grain, and it carries the warmth of the natural world into your home. A wooden clock isn't just a timepiece — it's a material statement that says something about how you want your space to feel.
Our wooden clock collection spans natural pale ash, rich dark walnut, warm oak, and sustainable bamboo — from the minimalist Scandi-inspired Newgate Mr Clarke range to rustic handcrafted wall clocks and large-format statement pieces.
Why Choose a Wooden Clock?
- Natural warmth that no painted or metallic finish can replicate
- Ages beautifully — timber improves with time
- Suits Scandinavian, organic modern, coastal, and eclectic interiors
- Pairs effortlessly with linen, stone, rattan, and natural light
- Fast shipping from our Australian warehouse
How to Style a Wooden Clock
Pale ash and bamboo work best in light, airy spaces — Scandi living rooms, coastal bedrooms, and home offices where calm and warmth are the priority. Dark walnut and oak suit feature walls, studies, and interiors where richness and depth are the goal. For maximum impact, hang a large-format timber clock against a pale or textured wall and let the grain do the work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What timber finishes are available in wooden wall clocks?
Our wooden wall clock collection spans pale ash, dark walnut, warm oak, and sustainable bamboo — covering everything from light Scandi tones to rich, deep finishes suited to more traditional or dramatic interiors.
Which wooden wall clocks are most popular in Australia?
The Newgate Mr Clarke range in pale wood and dark walnut are our most popular timber pieces — minimal, warm, and available in multiple sizes. All available with fast AU shipping from Infinity Clocks, with free delivery on orders over $100.
Do wooden clocks suit modern interiors?
Yes — wooden clocks are one of the most versatile design choices available. Pale timber suits Scandi and coastal interiors; dark walnut and oak suit contemporary, mid century, and traditional spaces. A timber clock adds natural texture and warmth to any room without competing with existing decor.
