Front view of an oval mirror with a wide, asymmetric gold surround formed from irregular open cells.

Haloed Mirror — Medium

£170.00
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Front view of an oval mirror with a wide, asymmetric gold surround formed from irregular open cells.

Haloed Mirror — Medium

£170.00

Delivery & lead time

7–10 working days

Description

The Haloed Mirror — Medium is an oval wall mirror framed by a wide, asymmetric network of open gold cells. Its uneven outline gives the piece a sculptural presence, while glimpses of the wall through the surround keep the design visually light. The calm oval glass balances the intricate frame, making this a mirror with the character of decorative wall art.

Why You'll Love It
  • Warm gold tones pair easily with cream, earthy colours and dark wood.
  • Raised cellular detail rewards a closer look.
  • Handcrafted aluminium casting gives the intricate surround substance and depth.
Materials & Finish

Made in India, the handcrafted cast aluminium frame surrounds mirror glass with MDF backing. Smooth, polished high points catch the light against warmer gold recesses, while irregular cell rims and textured interiors give the honeycomb-like pattern its depth.

Dimensions
  • Width: 36 cm
  • Depth: 3 cm
  • Height: 49 cm
  • Weight: 2.12 kg
Assembly
  • Assembly is required.
  • Can be hung vertically or horizontally.
  • Two black hanging rails are visible on the rear, arranged at right angles.
Compatibility
  • Coordinates with the matching small and large mirrors in the same range.
  • The same range includes coordinating photo frames and a decorative platter.
Care & Use
  • For indoor use.
  • Clean using a soft cloth.
Styling Note

Hang it above a side table or in a reading corner, leaving clear wall space around the uneven outline. Pair with a simple linen lampshade and textured upholstery to echo the frame’s mix of smooth shine and tactile detail.

Why We Love It

The frame extends furthest at the top left and bottom centre, giving the familiar oval an appealingly off-centre rhythm.