A circle of dark solid wood surrounds this mirror, with ribbed galvanized metal set into the frame to catch light along its edge. The disc measures 31.5 inches across and stands 4 inches deep, weighing 16.5 pounds, so it wants a stud or a rated anchor behind it.
Between the glass and the wooden rim runs a band of ribbed galvanized metal whose corrugations throw small highlights as light moves across the wall. That texture is what pulls the piece toward industrial territory; the dark frame alone would read as plain rustic. The two materials keep each other in balance.
Because the frame is cut from solid wood rather than printed laminate, grain and color shift from one piece to the next and no two are identical. The dark tone reads close to walnut against pale plaster. Depth of 4 inches gives the circle a shadow line that flat frames never produce.
At 31.5 inches in diameter the mirror fills the wall above a console table or a dining sideboard on its own, with no gallery grouping needed. Farmhouse, modern industrial, and eclectic rooms all absorb it. In a living room it brightens the wall opposite a window and adds warmth through the wood.
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