Mirror Goose & Co.

£653.00
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Overview

Morning light catches differently on each panel. One mirror gives you the front, the side panels catch the turn of a shoulder, the back of a dress, the bit you usually twist yourself into a pretzel to see.

Solid rubberwood surrounds all three panes, its grain running through a rubbed brown finish. The frame brings a darker, antique warmth, with visible traditional mortise-and-tenon joints.

Specs

Dimensions

Folded width: 70cm (27.6in)
Fully open width: 140cm (55.1in)
Height: 195cm (76.8in)

Main panel width: 70cm (27.6in)
Side panel width: 35cm (13.8in) each

Key Features

  • Solid rubberwood throughout the frame and folding panels. The generous depth of the timber gives the woodwork its substantial feel.
  • Traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery: interlocking pieces of timber form strong connections within the wooden frame.
  • A rubbed brown finish lets the grain and fine surface texture show through, including along the panel edges.
  • A tri-fold mirror with one central pane and two folding sides, opening up to 180°.
  • Angle the side panels for a full-length mirror view that takes in your back, shoulders and the side of your outfit.
  • Folds closed into a narrow, cabinet-like shape, with an arched top and warm wooden outer panels.
  • A black key-style handle adds a small bit of theatre. Remove it with a screwdriver if you prefer.
  • A three-way floor mirror for checking the front, side and back of an outfit in a dressing room.
  • Free standing design with hardware included for securing the mirror to a wall.

Materials

Solid rubberwood forms the frame, with mirrored glass panels and dark metal hinges and hardware. The rubbed brown finish lets the wood grain show through and gives the surface an aged, lived-with look. Each piece will show slight differences in grain, tone, and surface markings.

Care
  • Wipe the wooden frame with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth.
  • Clean the mirror glass with a glass cleaner.
  • Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, which may change the tone of the wood over time.
  • Do not use abrasive cleaners, bleach, or harsh chemical sprays on the frame.
  • Check hinges occasionally and tighten screws gently if needed.