French & Hamptons Style
This capiz shell mirror brings a rounded rectangle silhouette and a hand-clad surface of natural shell tiles to any wall that needs light and interest. At 90cm high and 70cm wide, it reads as a genuine statement piece, at home above a hallway console, over a bathroom vanity or as the focal point in a living room. Look closely and you will see the shell tiles are laid in a soft brick pattern, each one catching the light a little differently, while slender bamboo lines curve around the frame’s rounded corners in two parallel bands.
- Clad entirely in natural capiz shell, so the surface shifts between white and pale iridescent tones as light moves across the room
- Bamboo inlay traces the curved frame in fine double lines, adding a hand-finished, layered look rather than a flat border
- Built on an MDF frame for a stable, true shape that holds the rounded rectangle form well
- Weighs 11kg, substantial enough to hang with confidence but manageable for one person to mount with the right wall fixings
- Depth of just 3cm keeps it close to the wall, useful in a hallway or narrow entry where space is tight
A White Shell Wall Mirror for Hamptons and Coastal Rooms
The pale, shifting tone of the shell and the soft brown of the bamboo trim suit Hamptons and coastal-leaning interiors particularly well, though it sits just as easily in a French provincial or heritage scheme. Pair it with timber console tables, woven baskets or brass hardware, and let it double the light in a room with a smaller window. It works equally well as a single entryway mirror or grouped with art on a larger wall.
Bring this piece home and see how the light plays across it through the day.





