Mirrors

Great mirrors earn their place through scale, finish, and craft. We favor timeless silhouettes with subtle detail: slender sightlines that elongate a wall, beveled edges for crisp light play, artisan leafing with soft patina, and beautifully grained hardwoods that age gracefully. Antique-style glass and stone accents add depth without distraction. Not sure which size or shape suits your room? Visit the Mirror Tips page to help you select height, width, and finish that align with your architecture, lighting, and sightlines—so the mirror feels built for the space, not simply placed in it.

Mirrors

Helpful Tips.

  • Entryway scale: width ≈ console width × 0.6–0.8 for balanced margins.
  • Over a mantel: leave 4–7″ between mantel top and frame; keep frame narrower than the mantel.
  • Full-length ease: mirror height ≈ user height + 6–10″; center ~60–64″ from floor for shared spaces.
  • Pairing: twin mirrors above a double vanity or console create rhythm; keep 2–4″ from mirror edge to sconce.

Use cases :

  • Statement floor mirrors for primary suites and dressing rooms
  • Vertical profiles to add perceived ceiling height
  • Wide horizontals to open compact dining or living walls
  • Pairs to anchor consoles and sideboards with symmetry