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Size 120 x 80cm
Grounding your space with its Rectangle Antique Mirror With Metal Frame MG 014557 size 120×80 cm footprint. The design foregoes a traditional single reflection, instead utilizing the premium 5mm thick glass to form a bold, multi-pane window pattern encased within a streamlined dark frame. Each distinct rectangular section reveals a deeply mottled, heavily antiqued patina, ensuring the mirror acts as both a functional room-expanding asset and a dramatic architectural installation.
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Redefining the concept of wall decor, this commanding 120×80 cm Antique Mirror Tiles masterfully mimics the architectural intrigue of classic factory windows. Encased within a streamlined dark frame, the design features a striking multi-pane layout that breaks a standard reflection into a curated grid. Each distinct rectangular section showcases a deeply mottled, heavily distressed patina, transforming a traditional reflective surface into an immersive, history-steeped focal point.
Beneath this captivating industrial aesthetic lies a foundation engineered for uncompromising stability and professional-grade durability. The intricate grid is meticulously constructed utilizing premium 5mm thick glass, ensuring that the moody, antiqued texture is supported by a flawless base material. To guarantee a secure, flush wall installation and protect the structural integrity of the piece, this Large Antique Wall Mirror is firmly anchored to a heavy-duty 18mm plywood backing, which is completely sealed in a sleek black finish.
With its dramatic, segmented design, this Distressed Rectangular Mirror serves as the perfect anchor for spaces that embrace authentic, raw textures. It is an exceptional addition to elevated Industrial lofts, Wabi-sabi inspired retreats, or Brutalist interiors. Lean its substantial frame horizontally atop a weathered oak console table in a spacious living room, or mount it vertically at the end of a corridor to create the illusion of an expanded architectural space.
