It is definitely NOT too small for the space.

Who wants to be reminded of the time while they are trying to relax and have a nice dinner with friends? Nobody. Clocks like that, in public areas of your home are very unwelcoming. "My, my, look at the time!"

The size is perfect.

I think the OP made it clear that she wasn't asking for opinions as to a clock's "suitability" in the space. And while I understand the notion of enjoying a leisurely meal without regard for time, this clock is more sculptural than anything.

Not a pro.

I think it looks small on that wall because it needs to be grounded. Maybe a narrow console beneath it will help.

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It doesn't fill the wall enough, imo. The size works but it's too sculptural. That wall needs more heft, imo. In both of njmomma's pics, the walls are shorter and one has texture. ETA: I would finish the room and reevaluate. You might find adding artwork on each side fills the wall enough.

It’s not a functioning clock (no hands) .... it is more a sculptural piece from Magnolia Market ... I understand it’s not everyone’s taste but , it is ours. Thank you to those who advised regarding the size and scale to the wall and the space , much appreciated !

Might have guessed Magnolia Market. Clocks and words.

I like it in your dining room.

It looks fine to me.

Yes, the clock fits, but it's not the least bit interesting.

Almost anything would be more interesting to view in this great looking room.

I think the size is fine. I really like the idea of a buffet/table underneath as NJmomma suggested. You could also incorporate other things with it.

Not a Pro.

Clocks, shutters, family portraits......they bring out the best in designers lol

I feel it's your home and you need to be happy to come home and enjoy what you have chosen. It need not be perfect or interesting to anyone but you.

If you put the words "extra large clock" into the search box on Houzz, you wil find that so many other people have had their rooms decorated with these large clocks.

I find them interesting, especially if they work lol We are in such a digital world these days, a clock is refreshing.

I don't think it's the right size/heft to hang alone in the middle of that wall. I think you need something below it and something tall on the wall....not necessarily this but part of some kind of arrangement:

View to me has the ceiling light causing more imbalance of scale. Fireplace has large presence, and clock does too... so in a way, it's fine. How about a chandelier instead? Good 'luck' to you !

Good point about the ceiling light, everdebz. Don't think the OP has finished the room though.

To bring attention to dining, a neutral rug with bits of brights ?

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I'd be fine with our OP saying so... [With several comments about size, I had to say my part that it's not the clock so much as the light. ]

The size seems fine, but the piece seems a bit lonely on that wall. I'd add a "skinny" table underneath - on it, add a lamp on one side and an arrangement of something green on the other - like this

I agree with those who think the clock does look proportionate and works well so far. Good size and mass that complement without completing with the table and fireplace. And coordinates very nicely with your chairs.

Thank you all so much for your input and advise ! We do plan to install a chandelier centered on the table as well ... and possibly add an area rug under the table... among quite a few other things to complete the room
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It appears the correct size to me too Shauna, will it have some neighbors on the wall or is it standing alone? I think you will make it work in the room- I love how it works with the metal chairs! Also love the first pic in grapefruits post!

Again, me with a tangent, but please.... if clock has contemporary big and non-working / fp is rustic / a large block of orange-red could complement and let clock/fp be more.

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This reminds me of chair style and clock.... as a planter [s] near fp?

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instead of typical console [is it un-needed?] -- if you found 3 very similar stools or metal end tables, maybe they'd be casual cool placed under the clock...

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I agree with Olychick , the clock needs to be part of a grouping, I would move it to the right and add 2 other pieces of art or wood/metal to the left. I would also add a wood side board under the grouping. If the table top is wood I would leave that exposed and remove the table cloth.

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"this oversized clock (yes I understand it’s not everyone’s taste for wall decor but, we love it )"

I am repeating and bolding OP's statement. It might be skipped over the way IdaClaire's helpful reminder was but the other option is to flag comments. There is no wall decor police. A stranger on the Internet has something on their wall you find uninspiring? It's fine. It really is. The world keeps turning and your own wall art is unaffected. OP didn't ask for anyone's opinion on this clock. They asked about size and fit. No value judgment on the piece was requested. Does anyone go into a friend's house and disparage their wall decor? Why would it be ok to do it when a stranger on the Internet shares a picture of their room?

I agree with you, tartan. The only time -- and I mean the ONLY time -- I can see where it's appropriate to disparage the choice of another is when it's clearly a crappy attempt at spamming us with a product and not an authentic query in keeping with the purpose of this forum. We're all astute enough to recognize that nonsense when we see it, and insulting an obvious spammer is akin to insulting a bot, IMO.

I do note that many if not most of those who consistently make snotty comments about the HOMES of others have never shared photos of their own homes, depicting their own (probably cherished) choices, here.

Shauna, this can be ignored and/or I can delete it - a large light, but 'open' could bring balance. W 22" / D 43" / H 13"

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