Mirror Made From Old Architectural Teak

This understated yet characterful reclaimed teak mirror is crafted from timber salvaged from a 19th-century building in Gujarat, India. Its simple, clean-lined form allows the beauty of the aged wood to take centre stage, with layers of softly worn cream paint revealing glimpses of its past life beneath. The natural patina and subtle variations in tone give each piece a quiet authenticity that works effortlessly in both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Versatile in its design, the mirror can be hung either portrait or landscape to suit your space. Supplied with sturdy hangers, it is ready to be displayed as a functional and decorative piece that brings warmth and history into the home.

• Origin: Gujarat, India
• Date: Reclaimed from 19th century building
• Materials: Reclaimed teak wood, mirror glass
• Features: Original worn paint, natural patina, can be hung portrait or landscape, supplied with hangers
• Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related wear consistent with reclaimed materials
• Dimensions: W61 x D8 x H92 cm