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.

Certified timber and a secure fixing

The wood carries FSC™ 100% chain of custody certification, which means the timber has been tracked from a responsibly managed forest through every stage of processing to the finished frame. It is a documentary standard rather than a claim about appearance, and it is the clearest assurance available that a solid hardwood piece has not come from unmanaged logging. Because it is made of solid wood, each mirror is exclusive, with its own grain pattern and its own range of tones.

The mirror is supplied with anti-tip wall anchorage, a bracket that fixes the frame back to the wall so it cannot be pulled forward. Fit it into a stud or a fixing suited to your wall type, particularly in a household with children or animals, since a piece of this height carries real weight. The design belongs to a wider teak collection and can be combined with the other pieces in it, so the same timber tone can run through a bedroom or an entrance hall.