French & Hamptons Style
This carved wooden window mirror is built from solid teak left with a soft, weathered wash that lets the natural grain show through. Standing 65cm high and 40cm deep, it has real weight and presence without taking over a wall, making it a good fit for an entry table, a narrow hallway, or a powder room in need of a heritage touch. The deep frame and small ledge base give it the look of a salvaged window shutter, repurposed rather than manufactured.
- Solid teak construction at 20kg gives the frame genuine heft and stability once hung or stood against a wall.
- The projecting shelf base doubles as a spot for a candle, a small vase, or a stack of keys and post.
- Carved fretwork panels beneath the glass add texture and break up the plain expanse of the mirror.
- The beige, lightly distressed finish suits a French provincial wall mirror scheme or any room built around reclaimed timber and worn paintwork.
- Compact 9cm depth at the frame edge keeps it practical for tighter walls where a bulkier mirror would crowd the space.
A Rustic Timber Wall Mirror for Heritage Interiors
Hang it above a console in an entryway, sit it on a mantel, or use it to anchor a gallery of smaller frames in a Hamptons-style living room. Its weathered timber and carved detail pair naturally with wrought iron fittings, linen upholstery, and other pieces from the Solstice Vale range.
Bring home a mirror with the character of an old window and none of the draught.





