8 Large Wall Clocks for Sale in Australia

A big blank wall does one thing to a room: it makes everything else look smaller than it should. If you've been scrolling through large clocks wall options trying to find something that actually fills the space without looking like an afterthought, you already know the tricky part isn't finding a clock, it's finding the right size, style and mechanism for where it's going.

This list answers exactly that. We've pulled together eight large wall clocks for sale in Australia, covering everything from oversized modern designs for open-plan living areas to classic timber pieces that suit a study or hallway. Each one is chosen for a specific room or purpose, not just picked because it's big.

As Australia's specialist clock retailer, we spend our days matching clocks to rooms rather than pushing general homewares, so we know which large designs actually work in a Kitchen versus a Living space versus an Office. Below, you'll find sizes, styles and practical notes to help you pick the right one the first time.

1. Clocks Central large wall clocks

Style and design

Our own range sits at the top of this list because we built it specifically to solve the blank-wall problem, not to pad out a catalogue. We stock large wall clocks across five room-based collections (Office, Kitchen, Living, Outdoor, Bedroom), plus a dedicated collection for oversized statement pieces. Styles run from clean Scandinavian faces to classic Roman numeral designs, with brands like TFA Germany and Fischer bringing engineered precision to clocks that still read as decorative furniture rather than pure function.

Best for

Homeowners who've already picked a colour scheme and just need the last piece to finish a room will find the room-by-room browsing genuinely useful here. It also suits anyone replacing a broken or outdated clock as part of a wider reset, since you can filter by the exact space you're furnishing instead of scrolling through a generic homewares grid. Gift buyers do well here too, since we curate pieces that read as considered presents rather than filler.

A clock chosen for its room, not just its size, is the one that actually gets kept on the wall.

Sizes available

We carry large wall clocks from 40cm through to 100cm-plus, with most bestsellers sitting in the 50-70cm range that suits standard living and dining walls.

Price range

Pricing reflects the mix of everyday and specialty pieces, and it's worth noting upfront where your budget will land:

• Entry-level large wall clocks: $50-$90
• Mid-range designer and branded pieces: $90-$160
• Premium Fischer and specialty oversized clocks: $160-$250+

Orders over $100 ship free Australia-wide, which matters more than it sounds once you're buying a larger, heavier clock that would otherwise carry a hefty freight cost. Combined with our returns policy, it takes most of the risk out of buying a statement piece you haven't seen in person.

2. Modern minimalist wall clocks

Style and design

Minimalist wall clocks strip everything back to a plain face, thin hands and a slim frame, often in black, white or brushed metal. There's no numbering clutter, sometimes not even hour markers, just clean lines that let the large wall clock itself become the wall's focal point rather than fighting with other decor. This style leans on Scandinavian design cues, favouring negative space over ornamentation.

Best for

These suit design-conscious homeowners who've already committed to a neutral or monochrome palette and don't want a busy face competing with artwork or shelving. They're a natural fit for open-plan living areas, home offices and apartments where the rest of the room is doing the visual work. If you're after large wall clocks for sale that read as furniture rather than a timepiece, this is the style to shortlist.

A minimalist clock works best when it's the only bold shape on an otherwise quiet wall.

Sizes available

Most minimalist designs sit between 40cm and 80cm, since the pared-back face tends to look thin rather than striking once you push much larger.

• 40-50cm: studies, hallways
• 50-60cm: living rooms, bedrooms
• 60-80cm: open-plan and double-height walls

Price range

Expect to pay $60-$120 for most minimalist pieces, with premium metal-cased or designer-branded versions climbing toward $150-$180. This puts them comfortably below custom art pieces while still delivering a genuine statement on the wall.

3. Industrial gear wall clocks

Style and design

Gear clocks borrow from factory machinery, with exposed cogs, weathered metal dials and a bronze or black finish that looks like it's been pulled off an old warehouse wall. Some models have a single oversized gear behind the face, others stack several interlocking cogs across the whole clock, giving a large wall clock real depth instead of a flat, printed look. Rivets, exposed screws and distressed edges are common design touches that separate this style from anything mass-produced.

Best for

This style suits homeowners fitting out a study, garage, man cave or exposed-brick living space where a plain minimalist face would look out of place. It's also a strong pick for renovated warehouse apartments and anyone building a rustic-industrial theme around leather, timber and raw metal furniture.

An industrial gear clock only works when the rest of the room already leans raw and unfinished.

Sizes available

Gear clocks are usually sold larger than average, since the mechanical detail needs room to read properly from across a room.

• 50-60cm: studies, home bars
• 60-80cm: garages, workshops, industrial-style living rooms
• 80cm+: feature walls in converted warehouses or high-ceiling spaces

Price range

Most gear-style large wall clocks for sale in Australia sit between $70 and $140, depending on the number of moving-look cogs and the quality of the metal finish. Multi-piece or oversized designs with heavier metal components can reach $180-$200.

4. Wooden wall clocks

Style and design

Timber clocks bring warmth that metal and plastic faces simply can't match, with grain patterns, knots and natural finishes that change slightly from one piece to the next. You'll find everything from pale oak and ash faces to darker walnut and stained pine, often paired with simple black hands and minimal numbering so the wood itself stays the hero. A large wall clock in timber tends to read as furniture first and a timepiece second, which is exactly why it works so well against brick, plaster or painted walls alike.

Best for

Homeowners furnishing kitchens, dining rooms and living areas with existing timber furniture will get the most from this style, since it ties straight into flooring, tables and shelving without clashing. It also suits anyone chasing a Scandinavian or Japandi look, where natural materials matter more than bold colour. Fischer and TFA Germany both produce timber-cased pieces that add genuine engineering quality to what's otherwise a decorative choice.

A wooden clock only looks intentional when its tone matches, or deliberately contrasts, the timber already in the room.

Sizes available

Wooden large wall clocks for sale typically run from 45cm to 90cm:

• 45-55cm: kitchens, hallways
• 55-70cm: living and dining rooms
• 70-90cm: open-plan spaces with exposed timber beams or flooring

Price range

Expect $70-$130 for solid timber or timber-veneer designs, with premium Fischer wooden clocks reaching $150-$220 depending on size and finish quality.

5. Vintage Roman numeral wall clocks

Style and design

Roman numeral clocks trade digits for numerals, usually set against a cream, white or aged brass face with ornate hands and a slim metal or timber rim. Some lean properly antique, with distressed edges and a faux-aged dial, while others keep the numerals but pair them with a cleaner, contemporary frame. A large wall clock with Roman numerals reads as classic rather than trendy, which is exactly why it suits homes that aren't chasing whatever's current.

Best for

This style suits homeowners with traditional or heritage-style interiors, think Federation homes, hallways with cornicing, or living rooms furnished with antiques and dark timber. It's also a reliable choice for gift buyers picking something for an older relative or a housewarming, since it reads as considered and timeless rather than trend-driven.

A Roman numeral face works best in a room that already has some age or formality to it.

Sizes available

Most vintage-style pieces sit between 40cm and 80cm:

• 40-50cm: studies, entryways
• 50-65cm: living rooms, dining rooms
• 65-80cm: larger formal spaces and double-storey hallways

Price range

Vintage Roman numeral large wall clocks for sale typically run $60-$120 for standard metal or resin designs. Fischer's heritage-style pieces, with genuine brass fittings and finer detailing, push toward $150-$200, reflecting the extra engineering that goes into a mechanism built to last decades rather than a season.

6. Silent large wall clocks

Style and design

Silent wall clocks use a continuous-sweep second hand instead of the usual tick-tick-tick mechanism, so the motion is smooth and completely soundless. Manufacturers achieve this with a quiet quartz movement that glides the second hand around the dial rather than stepping it, which is the whole trick behind a genuinely silent design. When you're weighing up large clocks wall by wall for a bedroom, this mechanism matters more than the face design itself, since a ticking clock at 60cm-plus is loud enough to notice from across the room.

A large clock that ticks all night undoes any effort you've put into a quiet, restful bedroom.

Best for

Light sleepers and anyone furnishing a bedroom or nursery should treat silent movement as non-negotiable at this size. They also suit home offices and studies where background ticking becomes a genuine distraction during focused work, plus open-plan living areas where a loud mechanism carries further than expected across hard flooring and high ceilings.

Sizes available

Silent movements are available across most large sizes, though bedroom buyers tend to favour the smaller end:

• 40-55cm: bedrooms, nurseries
• 55-70cm: home offices, studies
• 70cm+: living rooms, open-plan spaces

Price range

Silent large wall clocks typically cost $55-$110 for standard quartz designs, with brand-name mechanisms like TFA Germany's pushing toward $130-$170 for added accuracy and build quality.

7. Metal statement wall clocks

Style and design

Metal wall clocks trade timber warmth for something harder and more architectural, with brushed steel, matte black or bronzed finishes that catch light differently depending on the time of day. Faces are often open-backed, showing the wall behind the numerals, which gives a large wall clock a sense of weight without actually looking heavy on the wall. Some designs skip a full dial entirely, using just metal hour markers and hands floating against the paintwork, a look that works especially well against concrete, render or exposed brick.

Best for

This style suits homeowners with a contemporary or industrial-adjacent fit-out who want something bolder than minimalist but not as themed as a full gear clock. It works well in entryways, stairwells and living rooms with high ceilings, where the open-backed design reads clearly from a distance rather than blending into the wall. Renovators finishing a new-build or extension often reach for this style because it pairs easily with black window frames, steel balustrades and matte tapware already used elsewhere in the house.

An open-backed metal clock only looks intentional when the wall behind it is a colour worth showing off.

Sizes available

• 50-60cm: entryways, stairwells
• 60-80cm: living rooms, dining areas
• 80cm+: double-height walls and open-plan spaces

Price range

Metal statement clocks generally run $80-$150 for standard steel or aluminium designs, with heavier, larger-diameter pieces or branded mechanisms reaching $160-$220.

8. Oversized statement clocks 90cm and above

Style and design

Once you cross the 90cm mark, a clock stops being a wall accessory and becomes the room's centrepiece. These designs strip away fussy detailing because the sheer scale already does the work, so you'll mostly see bold minimalist faces, exposed metal frames or gear-style mechanisms built big enough to hold their own on a double-height wall. Searching large clocks wall by wall at this size narrows things fast, since not every style or brand actually manufactures a face this large without it warping or feeling flimsy.

Best for

Think soaring stairwells, warehouse conversions, open-plan living zones and feature walls behind a dining table where a standard 60cm clock would simply disappear. Renovators finishing a new build with a double-height void often reach for this size specifically because nothing else fills the space convincingly. It's also the go-to when a client wants one statement piece instead of arranging multiple smaller items into a gallery wall.

At 90cm and above, the clock isn't decorating the wall, it's holding the whole room together.

Sizes available

• 90-100cm: feature walls, stairwells
• 100-120cm: warehouse conversions, double-height living areas
• 120cm+: commercial fit-outs and architecturally significant spaces

Price range

Expect $150-$250 for standard oversized designs in metal or resin, with premium branded mechanisms and heavier construction pushing toward $280-$350. At this size, always check the wall-mounting hardware included, since a flimsy bracket undermines an otherwise striking piece.

Which large wall clock suits your home?

Picking a large wall clock comes down to three questions: what room is it filling, what style already exists there, and does it need to run silently. A minimalist face suits an open-plan living area, timber warms up a kitchen or dining room, and anything over 90cm should only go where a smaller clock would genuinely disappear. Get the size and mechanism right first, then let style follow.

Every option on this list solves a specific version of the blank-wall problem, so match your room to the category rather than chasing whatever looks best in a photo. Sizing charts and price ranges above should narrow things down fast once you know your wall.

If you're still weighing up options, browse our full range of wall clocks and filter by room to find the one that actually gets kept on the wall.