Discover a full-length mirror cut from teak
At 94 x 192 cm, this is a mirror you see the whole of yourself in, with room to spare. The frame is teak wood, a timber traditionally chosen for its density and its high natural oil content, which is why teak holds its shape in rooms where humidity swings and why it ages to a warm, even tone rather than greying unevenly. The proportions are generous but the framing is restrained, so the piece reads as architecture within the room rather than as decoration hung on a wall.
A mirror of this size does more than serve dressing. Placed opposite or adjacent to a window, it returns daylight into the depth of a room and makes a narrow bedroom or hallway feel considerably wider. Set behind a chair or beside a wardrobe, it doubles the visual length of the wall. In a Japandi interior, where surfaces are kept clear, a single large teak mirror often does the work of several smaller objects.