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Choosing a Rustic Wall Clock
A rustic clock is an excellent addition to any home that uses a rustic style. Though many people commonly think of rustic and country as being the same thing, rustic is actually a style that was used in American architecture throughout the early 20th century. Most rustic style architecture and homes consisted of log cabins, mountain homes or lodges, and other buildings that were fashioned with deeply etched wood and often had rafters that were plainly visible from the inside. Chimneys were often made of stone and all wood work that was used for adornment would feature highly detailed and decorative engravings. It is with this beginning that rustic decor has its roots. When choosing a rust wall clock you’ll find many clocks that are crafted in a number of different wood textures, exhibiting a range of detail, carvings, or adornments and enhancements. You might even find a combination of wood and stone expressed in a rustic wall clock, paying homage to the classic rustic style of the early 1900’s.
Decorating with a rustic style isn’t reserved only for country cabins hidden away by a lake that is only frequented during vacations. Many people have found that the rustic style is perfect for creating a beautiful home environment, year round. The warmth and cozy feeling of rustic decor has captured the decorating heart of many people. A rustic clock is the perfect complement to those who favor this decorating theme.
If you have a friend or loved one who has a summer or winter getaway that is crafted in rustic, log cabin style, you might want to consider giving a clock as a gift. Clocks are often one of the first decorating pieces that captures the eye and choosing clocks that harmonize with the decorating theme is essential for creating a stylish environment. It is the perfect complement to those who favor the charm of country decor.
They are the perfect decorating accessory for those who are fond of the Americana or rustic style. Originating in the early 20th century, rustic style brings to mind the decor and architectural styles that Americans have been fond of for many generations. Though rustic is known by a number of different names, such as country, Americana, or Adirondack, it is characterized by a strong emphasis on wood and stone. Rustic architecture often consisted of log cabins, lodges, and country hideaways nestled in mountains. These elements are evidenced in today’s rustic style, whether the setting is a log bungalow or a decorating theme that consists of earth tones, wood accents, and rustic styled furniture.