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Big Clock And Large Clocks Make a HUGE
Statement
Clocks
come in all shapes and sizes, and larger timekeepers are making waves in
the industry for their easy readability and greater chances at creative
flexibility. Larger clock like
Larger Bai Design Clocks faces are valued highly because of
their bold, distinctive numbers, making it a lot easier to read the
time, as well as ensure accuracy of the time.
Big clocks are the ultimate choice for places that are constantly filled
with people. This is especially true for supermarkets, malls, office
buildings and public squares. The famous four-faced clock inside the
Grand Central Station in New York is a perfect example of a large-scale
timekeeper. On top of keeping extremely accurate time for passengers on
the go, the clock is just as beautiful as it is functional. An equally
big clock outside the station currently holds the place for world’s
largest clock made of Tiffany glass.
Other big clocks (on a lesser scale) can be found in large homes. Many
clocks are made with plastic,
wooden clocks or even metal frames. Combinations of different
materials make interesting designs that are more easily appreciated on
big clocks, such as intricate designs on the sides that might have huge
artistic value. The face and hands are also fashioned in specific ways—
classic clocks generally employ Roman numerals, or old fonts for Arabic
numerals. Contemporary designs flaunt numerals with sans serif fonts,
and modern, minimal clocks can feature none at all.
Whatever design a big clock has, the
important thing to remember is the contrast between the face and hands,
as this ensures maximum visibility in large spaces.
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Steve Brielmaier – Lighting and Lamp Design
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