Teak mirror in an irregular shape, 1960s.

It is primarily the hexagonal shape that gives this mirror its character: a regular, graphic geometry, softened by the natural hues of teak. The frame precisely follows the profile of the mirror, allowing ample space for the reflective surface and highlighting the unique silhouette of the whole. Its format allows it to be installed above a console, in an entrance or a bedroom, but it also works just as well on its own on a wall. The teak frame provides a discreet presence while emphasising the geometric lines of the mirror. A vintage piece representative of Danish design from the 1960s, where the simplicity of construction meets a less conventional shape. Easy to pair with wooden furniture from the same era, it also finds its place naturally in a contemporary interior. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Each piece is carefully prepared to ensure secure delivery.