The 3–5–7 Rule in Decorating: Style Accessories Without Clutter
Learn how to use the 3–5–7 decorating rule on coffee tables, consoles, and shelves, with practical examples, fall styling ideas, and accessories from Bel Furniture.
Janmour - Table Clock (Set of 2) - Black
Paquita - Wall Clock - Antique Silver
Ana Sofia - Wall Clock - Antique Gray
Thames - Wall Clock - Black / Gold Finish
Gilover - Wall Clock - Champagne Finish
Dairton - Wall Clock - Black / Gold Finish
Panchali - Wall Clock - Brown / Silver Finish
A wall clock is designed to hang on a wall and often acts as a focal décor piece, while a table clock sits on a surface like a desk, shelf, mantel, or console table. Both add style and help keep time visible.
Choose a wall clock size that fits the scale of your wall and nearby furniture. Larger walls and open spaces often look best with a larger statement wall clock, while smaller walls work well with medium or compact clocks.
Common spots include above a fireplace, over a console table, or on a main focal wall. Hanging a wall clock where it balances the furniture underneath helps the room feel finished and intentional.
Yes. Large decorative wall clocks are popular because they fill blank wall space and create a strong focal point, especially in living rooms, dining rooms, and open-concept layouts.
A mantel clock is a type of table clock designed to sit on a fireplace mantel, shelf, or console. It’s often used as both décor and a functional timepiece.
Yes. Clocks come in many décor styles, including modern, contemporary, farmhouse, rustic, and traditional. Choosing a clock style that matches your furniture and color palette helps your room feel cohesive.
A silent wall clock is designed to minimize or eliminate ticking noise, making it a popular choice for bedrooms, nurseries, and quiet home offices.
Yes. Battery operated clocks are popular because they’re easy to place without worrying about cords. Many wall clocks and table clocks use batteries for simple setup.
You can shop clocks online at Bel Furniture or visit Texas showroom locations including Houston, Katy, San Antonio, Corpus Christi, Pasadena, and other nearby areas.
Consider where the clock will go, how large the space is, and whether readability or décor impact matters most. Also think about style, finish, and whether you want features like silent movement or battery operation.