Vintage mirrors

Selected for the quality of their craftsmanship, the elegance of their proportions, and the character of their materials, vintage mirrors come in brass, chrome-plated steel, beveled glass, wood, or metal

Vintage mirrors hold a special place in interior design. Far more than simple functional objects, they capture and reflect light, visually expand spaces, and become true decorative elements capable of structuring a wall.

From the clean lines of modernist design to the bolder compositions of the 60s and 70s, each era gave rise to mirrors with characteristic shapes and finishes. Round, oval, or geometric mirrors, illuminated models, or more classic pieces: their diversity allows them to be integrated into both contemporary and vintage interiors.

Selected for the quality of their craftsmanship, the elegance of their proportions, and the character of their materials, vintage mirrors come in brass, chrome-plated steel, beveled glass, wood, or metal. All these materials contribute to the identity of pieces designed to last for decades.

Some models favor sobriety and minimalism, while others adopt a more sculptural aesthetic, notably inspired by Hollywood Regency and the glamour of the 70s. Placed in an entryway, living room, bedroom, or above a piece of vintage furniture, the mirror then becomes a true focal point in the decor.

Both practical and decorative, the vintage mirror brings depth, light, and personality to an interior. An everyday object that transcends its primary function to become a true aesthetic signature.