This wall clock offers a more geometric alternative to the collection's floral designs, built around clusters of overlapping square tiles rather than blossoms. Textured white and hammered-gold squares are layered together at varying angles, each centered with a raised gold dome for added dimension and tactile interest. On either side, sprays of slender gold metal leaves add a softer, organic counterpoint to the tiles' clean lines, keeping the piece from feeling too rigid. At the center, the clock face takes a bolder turn from the rest of the collection with a rich dark brown dial, gold numerals, and a matching gold bezel — offering more visual weight and contrast than the typical white-faced designs. The asymmetric arrangement of tiles and leaves gives the piece a contemporary, art-installation feel, well suited to modern or transitional interiors looking for something a little less traditionally floral. Perfect above a sofa, bed, or console, this piece brings texture and geometry together in a way that still reads as warm and inviting rather than stark. In Feng Shui, squares are associated with stability and grounding energy, while the gold tone throughout continues to symbolize wealth and abundance — a fitting combination for a piece meant to anchor a room.
