Clocks and Mirrors.

Ooh, forgot - there are 2 sliding mirrored doors on our built in wardrobe.

We love lught!

We have four mirrors and 7 clocks. Only three of the clocks are actual clocks, the other four are echo devices with digital clocks, one each in the kitchen and living room and the other two in bedrooms.

No clocks and 3 mirrors

7 mirrors

1 grandmother clock in the hall, ticks and chimes.

1 chiming mantle lock in one reception room. 7 other clocks

Why do people need so many mirrors?

They reflect light and add interest to a room's decor.

Mirrors reflect light and can provide the illusion of space in small areas such as hallways and bathrooms.
I do so like a clock here and there
All that’s required is a willing “ handyperson” ….or perhaps I could get around to learning how to use that drill I bought 🤗

Six clocks (not counting the two bedside radio-clocks) and seven mirrors, plus mirrors in both bathrooms. In a two-bedroom home. (Almost all of them were bought in charity shops.) Like other GNs here, I love the light which comes from having mirrors around.

I kitchen clock and six mirrors - two are on wardrobe doors.

I live in a two bedroom bungalow.

Ahh, so it's purely a decor thing then? I just had visions of you all going around admiring your reflections in all those mirrors all day!

Two mirrors in the bathroom and one in the hall. I try to avoid them.
A carriage clock in the sitting room which needs winding weekly. A battery one in my study. A wall clock in the kitchen, plus those on the cooker and microwave. Bedside clock radio.
DH collected clocks but I have sold them all ( about 18) bar one.

kittylester

They reflect light and add interest to a room's decor.

Absolutely this. I don’t like gloom, and mirrors make a huge difference to the feel of rooms.

2 clocks on the wall…kitchen and living room. 2 bedside clocks. Four mirrors, plus mirrored wardrobe doors.

We have mirrors in every room also the hallway.

Not so many clocks, just a half case grandmother clock in the dining room (my paternal grandparents), a gold ormolu carriage clock in the sitting room and a clock radio in our bedroom.

Every flipping appliance in the kitchen and laundry has its own individual clock 🤬

ViceVersa

Ahh, so it's purely a decor thing then? I just had visions of you all going around admiring your reflections in all those mirrors all day!

God, no! That would be scary!

10 mirrors, 5 clocks

6 mirrors (in a 10-room house) - oh no, 7 (counting my grandma's old overmantel).
8 clocks (10 if you count the clocks on 2 computers)
Anecdote: We once had a wind-up clock in the bedroom. Its clanky ticking drove me mad so it was relegated to DH's study. He told his mum about it and from then on, whenever we stayed with her, she went to great pains to put all her clocks in a cupboard (except one, which was battery-powered). It was strangely soothing, not knowing what the heck the time was without going into her living room.

I’ve just worked out mirrors in every room, except the utility and family rooms. Only 2 actual clocks, both wall, one in the study and a big skeleton one in the master bathroom - which no one uses!
I always wear a watch, and lots of appliances around the house tell the time too.

Five wall clocks, four mirrors plus mirrored doors on one wardrobe and mirrors on doors of two bathroom cabinets.

2 alarm clocks in bedroom plus 2 mirrors, wall clock in kitchen plus digital clock as a feature of the oven, sitting-room clock, currently not working, one in study, which works if I remember to wind it, and a bathroom mirror and adjustable shaving mirror.

19 mirrors and 9 clocks. Many of the mirrors were from my parents/parents in law homes and are mainly for decoration. We do have a four bedroom home, with large hall.

Just been to check out of interest
7 mirrors
6 clocks

Three of each. Tiny flat.

I have a clock on my laptop and mobile. And a bathroom mirror.

One clock in my livingroom and one mirror on the bathroom cabinet.