This vintage mirror from Germany, dating to the 1960s, exemplifies the restrained aesthetic of mid-century modern design, where minimalist form meets practical function. The rectangular, vertically oriented mirror features a high-quality glass pane mounted on a teak wood base with a matte finish and distinct, natural wood grain. Teak strips frame only the top and bottom edges, leaving the sides frameless and emphasizing the geometric purity of the piece. The construction is straightforward, with no visible hardware or decorative elements, and the tall, narrow proportions (94 × 36 cm, depth 2 cm) make it a versatile accent for hallways, bedrooms, or dressing areas. The mirror is preserved in good condition—no chips, cracks, or significant scratches on the glass or wood, with no signs of restoration and original materials true to the era. This mirror echoes the spirit of 1960s German modernism, where function and aesthetics were held in careful balance. The matte teak evokes the atmosphere of domestic interiors from the period: warmth, simplicity, and an appreciation for natural materials. The smooth glass surface reflects light with a subtle detachment, as if inviting a clear, ordered perspective on daily life. It can be paired with other mid-century furnishings—such as a wooden console in a similar tone or an upholstered bench in a muted fabric. The mirror works well in an entryway as a visual anchor that expands the space, or in a bedroom, where it underscores a calm, measured arrangement. Consider combining it with a warm-toned lamp and simple ceramic decor to highlight its subtle geometric character and enduring functionality.
DIMENSION
Height94 cm
Width2 cm
Length36 cm
Dimension details
Length36 cm
Height94 cm
Width2 cm
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