Thirty-seven inches across, this mirror occupies a wall the way a painting would. Bronzed metal radiates outward from the glass in fan-folded rays, catching light at the edges. Hung opposite a window it bounces daylight deeper into the room; hung over a console it becomes the focal point.
The frame is built from bronzed metal worked into fan-folded segments that spread out from the round glass like rays. Bronze sits warmer than chrome, so the piece reads well alongside brass fixtures, leather, and wood, and the folded facets pick up light from different angles as a viewer crosses the room.
Scale is what separates this from a hallway mirror. A 37-inch diameter fills the space above a sofa, a fireplace, or a sideboard on its own, without needing a gallery arrangement around it. In a small or windowless room, that much reflective surface visibly deepens the space.
Sunburst geometry crosses styles easily, landing in contemporary, eclectic, coastal, and transitional schemes without looking borrowed from any one of them. Against a plain painted wall the metalwork supplies pattern; above patterned wallpaper it holds its own through sheer diameter. Treat it as wall art that happens to reflect.
Weathered multi-colored trunk, 29 inches long, closing with an anchor clasp over board games and blankets.
Large antiqued chest with a natural wood finish, 24.75 inches wide, built for blankets and seasonal clothing.
