Explore a small mirror with an organic outline

At 45 x 47 cm this is a mirror for close range: the one above a basin, beside a coat rail or at the end of a shelf where a large panel would overwhelm the wall. Its outline is organic rather than geometric, a gently irregular curve that reads as hand-shaped and stops a wall of straight edges from feeling rigid. The frame is teak wood, whose warm tone keeps a small piece from disappearing against pale plaster.

Small mirrors work hardest in groups or in awkward corners. Hung alone in a narrow cloakroom, this one gives a face-height reflection without crowding the room; hung as part of an arrangement with two or three other shapes, the curved silhouette gives the group its rhythm. Because it is made of solid wood, each piece is exclusive and carries its own tones, so no two arrangements will look quite the same.

Responsibly sourced timber, simply hung

The teak is certified FSC™ 100% chain of custody, meaning the wood is traceable from a forest run under a responsible forest management model through each stage of manufacture. On a small piece this matters as much as on a large one: hardwood offcuts are exactly where unverified timber tends to enter a supply chain, and certification is the check against it.

On the back are hangers for wall mounting, so installation needs only a fixing suited to your wall. Hang it where it will catch light from a window or a lamp, since a mirror of this size returns brightness to a dim corner more effectively than it serves as a dressing mirror. It can be combined with the rest of the teak collection, so the same timber and finish can be repeated in a taller mirror or a shaped one nearby, building a wall group that shares one material.