Clocks

If you want to have a good time, you need a good clock.

Because whose sleep habits couldn't use a reset after last year?

For the last few years, I’ve been using my smartphone as an alarm. It seemed innocuous enough, until I came upon an alarm clock that I found quite cool and decided to try using it instead of my mobile. The results were surprising. Here are five reasons I’m ditching my smartphone in the bedroom: 1. When your phone goes to bed with you, you spend your last few minutes before sleep staring at a glowing screen. This is bad for falling asleep.

Daylight Saving Time is starting, which means more sunlight during waking hours and summer and outdoor happy hours are just around the corner. But it also means that our mornings are about to get a little dark again since sunrise will be an hour later technically. If you’re a morning person, this might be immaterial to you. But if you’re less than peppy in the morning, that can mean you’ll be relying on your old friend, the snooze button, even more in the coming weeks.

You’re not a true Potterhead until you’ve purchased at least one home décor item that reflects your obsession with the fantasy world of wizardry. Here to help you take your interior design tastes from meh to magical is this delightfully odd Weasley-inspired family clock, which is thisclose to hanging on your living room wall thanks to a Kickstarter campaign that seeks to recreate the wonky timepieces for the masses.

The most interesting and most attractive modern clocks on the market right now. They're sleek, streamlined and ultra-stylish.

Amazon is like an adult playground. It’s a magical land where anything is possible—or at least where (most) anything can be delivered to your doorstep in two days. But, it can sometimes feel like you’re searching for a needle in a haystack sandbox with the vast variety of sellers and products. Stylish home decor can easily get lost in the sea of, well, not stylish home decor.