Wall Mirrors

This grey washed wood finished mirror is impressive with its delicate antique silver metal insert details and uniquely elegant shape. Features S...

An imperfect round shape paired with an unrefined finish creates an unexpected mirror that embraces its organic nature. Features Size: 36"dia. x...

This grand scale, natural twisted seagrass floor mirror is reminiscent of the seaside and perfect for bringing a nautical charm. Features Size: ...

The Marina Mirror has spiraling geometries of twisted sea grass rope enhance a mood of coastal living. Features Size: 48"h x 36"w x 1.5"dHanging...

Nautical rope is wrapped around a classic octagonal shape creating the perfect mirror for any room seaside or shoreside. Features Size: 46"h x 3...

A classic eggshell pattern in elegant neutral grey, taupe and off-white colors create a go-anywhere mirror in a simple rectangle shape. Features...

Jamie Young Co. fuses modern shapes with traditional finishes for a fresh take on Traditional style. This mirror unites two classic finishes by me...

A beautifully crafted grey washed wood mirror with antique silver cross hatch metal inlays. Features Size: 36"dia. x 1"dHanging Mechanism: d-loo...

The Estate Mirror is 47" tall and has an understated finish in Grey Wash or Dark Grey stain on wood. The traditional shape mixed with a natural fi...

Mother of pearl is the iridescent substance that forms the lining of the shells found in both fresh water and salt water mollusks. Because this is...

This beautiful mirror is created from naturally selected white hair on hide, whip stitched together with chocolate leather as a great accent. Fe...

This gorgeous wall mirror brings the allure of rugged white leather cowhide into your home as the frame and hanging strap of this fantastic wall m...

Mother of pearl is the iridescent substance that forms the lining of the shells found in both fresh water and salt water mollusks. Features Si...

White gesso or plaster is a technique that has been inspired from "Plaster of Paris" from the early 1900's. The Giacometti brothers were the first...