Styling Numberless Wall Clocks in a Bungalow Bedroom

Bungalow bedrooms have a character of their own. Rooms sit on one level, ceilings are often lower than in older two storey houses and windows frequently look straight onto the garden. A numberless wall clock suits that setting well, because its clean face keeps the wall calm and complements the long, low lines of single storey architecture. In this guide we explain why removing numerals reduces visual noise without affecting everyday use, and we compare wood faces, painted finishes, slim metal frames and open skeleton designs. We cover the most important adjustment for bungalows, which is hanging the clock in relation to the furniture rather than a fixed height, and show how low chests of drawers and wooden beds create a balanced arrangement. You will also find advice on placing a clock so it does not compete with garden views, handling sloping ceilings in chalet bungalows and choosing a silent movement for restful nights....