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115 cm x 87 cm H frame 60 cm H x 104 cm W
Venetian Wall Mirror Landscape MG 080097 is made of 5mm thick mirror glass with a sturdy and elegant black-finished 18 mm plywood frame. The design is unique with batik-like motifs and deep carvings on the frame that accentuate the impression of luxury, complemented by a crown-shaped bow at the top. As a venetian silver mirror, it is suitable for a wide range of decorating styles, and comes with custom colour and size options to suit your needs, making it an ideal choice to add a personal touch to your interior.
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Venetian Wall Mirror Landscape MG 080097 is the perfect blend of luxury and traditional art. This mirror is made with high-quality 5mm thick mirror glass that provides clear and sharp reflections. The 18mm thick plywood frame with black finish creates an elegant and strong impression, making it an ideal choice to complement a variety of interior mirror decors. Its unique design resembles a batik motif, giving it an artistic touch that is distinctive and different from other mirrors.
The top of the mirror is fitted with a crown-shaped bow, creating a luxurious look that resembles a classical work of art. The frame is deeply carved from within, highlighting the intricate and exquisite details. As a Venetian Rectangular Mirror, it is not only functional but also a Venetian Decorative Mirror that beautifies your wall. With silver mirror as the main material, this product offers timeless classic elegance.
MG 080097 is also known as venetian glass mirror and Venetian Etched Mirror due to the distinctive engraving on its frame. The details of this venetian silver mirror are perfect for a variety of decor styles, both modern and classic. Make this mirror the centrepiece in your living room, bedroom or dining room, bringing an exclusive and elegant feel. This product is a true testament to the beauty of art and functionality in one perfect package.
