Hexagonal mirror with teak frame, Denmark 1960

This Danish mirror from the 1960s stands out with its hexagonal shape, a geometric silhouette that gives it a graphic and immediately recognisable character. The teak frame closely follows the profile of the mirror and softens the geometry with its natural hues and visible grain. The combination of the regular shape and the variations in the wood creates an interesting balance between rigor and material. Its size allows it to be installed above a console, in an entrance or a bedroom, but it can also be integrated into a wall composition with other mirrors or works of art. Its silhouette also works very well in a contemporary interior. A beautiful example of Mid-Century Danish design, where teak meets a simple yet unconventional geometry. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Each piece is carefully prepared to ensure secure delivery.