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Candy Swirl Alarm Clock by Karlsson – Sand Brown or Black, 12.5cm

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Décor first, timepiece second.

Wake up to something that feels more like decor than a device. The Candy Swirl Alarm Clock is a true eye-catcher, with a playful candy-swirl dial that lifts a bedside table, shelf or desk instantly. Choose Sand Brown and White for a warm, golden-toned read, or Black for something more graphic. Explore more playful pieces in the Karlsson range.

It is finished with a domed glass cover for a polished, elevated look, and runs on a silent sweep movement designed for smooth, quiet timekeeping with no ticking. Ideal if you want a bedroom to feel calmer, or if you are styling a guest room where small details matter.

Size-wise it is compact and easy to place, at 12.5cm diameter and approximately 13cm high, so it sits neatly on smaller surfaces without visual clutter. It takes 1 x AA battery, not included, keeping the surface free of cords.

Why You'll Love It

  • Playful swirl dial that acts like a styling piece, not just a clock
  • Domed glass cover for a more premium, finished look
  • Silent sweep movement, no ticking, for bedside calm
  • Compact size that works on small nightstands and shelves
  • Two colourways, so it suits a warm neutral room or a graphic one

Product Details

  • Colours: Sand Brown and White, or Black
  • Materials: iron with a domed glass cover
  • Size: 12.5cm diameter, 3.7cm deep, approximately 13cm high
  • Movement: silent sweep, no ticking
  • Battery: 1 x AA (not included). Recommended: Energizer Lithium
  • Backed by a 2-year Karlsson warranty (NZ dealers only)

Important: Karlsson recommends Energizer Lithium batteries for all Karlsson clocks and battery-operated items. Batteries are not included.

Styling Tips

  • Pair Sand Brown with warm neutrals such as sand, oat and cream, plus brass accents for a cohesive bedside palette
  • Pair Black with a monochrome palette where the swirl becomes the one point of pattern
  • Style on a small tray with a candle and a slim vase to make the dial feel intentional, not utility
  • Use in a home office to soften a minimal desk setup with one playful graphic moment
  • A charming gift for anyone who likes their everyday objects to double as decor

FAQs

Is it silent?
Yes. The sweep movement is designed for smooth, quiet timekeeping with no ticking.

How big is it?
At 12.5cm diameter and around 13cm high, it is compact enough for the smallest nightstands.

Which colour should I choose?
Sand Brown and White is the warmer, softer option. Black is the one to pick if you want the dial to read as a graphic statement.

Does it come with a battery?
No, it requires 1 x AA battery, not included.

In Short

A clock that works as hard as a styling piece as it does a timekeeper. The Candy Swirl brings a little joy to the bedside.

Karlsson Candy Swirl Alarm Clock in sand brown and white on a white background
Candy Swirl Alarm Clock by Karlsson – Sand Brown or Black, 12.5cm Sale price$79.99

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