Clocks, Wall Art & Frames
Finish your walls with clocks, wall art and statement pieces. This collection brings together decorative items that hang. Highlights include a large roaring lion wall head, a true conversation starter. Mix clocks, frames and sculptural pieces to create a wall that reflects your style.
Clocks, Wall Art and Frames for Characterful Walls
Walls are a big canvas. The right mix of clocks, frames and wall art turns them into a feature. This collection gathers our hanging decor in one place.
Statement Wall Heads
The large roaring lion wall head is a bold, dramatic piece. It suits hallways, studies and living rooms with high ceilings. Hang it on its own for maximum impact.
Clocks
A wall clock is practical and decorative. Large clocks make a focal point in kitchens and living rooms. Smaller clocks fit hallways and offices. See our wall clocks for current designs.
Frames and Prints
Framed prints add colour and personality. Sets of matching frames create order. Mixed frames feel relaxed and collected. Browse our wall art for framed print sets.
Mixing Wall Decor
- Combine one large statement piece with smaller frames.
- Repeat one colour or finish, such as gold, across the wall.
- Keep equal spacing between items for a tidy look.
- Leave some empty wall so pieces can breathe.
Hanging Safely
Use fixings rated for each item's weight. Heavier pieces like wall heads need strong wall plugs. Plasterboard needs cavity fixings or a stud.
Care
Dust with a soft cloth or brush. Avoid water on painted finishes. Keep clocks out of direct sun to protect their faces.
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Clocks, Wall Art & Frames: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I hang a heavy wall head?
Use heavy-duty wall plugs or fix into a stud. Check the weight and use two fixing points if possible.
How do I combine clocks and pictures on one wall?
Use the clock as the centrepiece and arrange frames around it with equal spacing.
Where should a wall clock go?
Somewhere easy to see, such as a kitchen wall, hallway or above a fireplace.
Is the lion wall head real?
No. It's a decorative faux piece designed for indoor display.