This Danish wall mirror from the 1960s is set in a solid pine wood frame, finished in a matte, cool-toned white achieved through the shabby chic technique. The frame features a distinctive, asymmetrical oval form with ornate decoration, especially the decorative crest at the top, evoking Rococo and Baroque revival influences rather than strict mid-century minimalism. The frame's surface is smooth with visible brush strokes and intentional distressing, accentuating the sculpted details. The mirror glass is slightly beveled at the edge, fitting snugly within the generous frame. The proportions—marked by the wide frame relative to the mirror surface—reinforce its decorative function. The piece is preserved in good condition following refreshing; minor scratches and small chips are visible, typical for its age and history. The mirror’s form reflects a dialogue between nostalgia and the relaxed Danish spirit of the 1960s: its ornamented frame tells the story of interiors where elegance was valued alongside comfort. The white, distressed finish tempers the Baroque exuberance, allowing light to trace the sculpted contours, while the gently asymmetrical outline recalls an era when decorative richness met functionality. The mirror seems to whisper of past decades, inviting a moment of pause in its presence. This mirror would suit eclectic or romantic interiors, where it could be hung above a light wood sideboard or on a pastel wall to highlight the frame’s carved details. It could be paired with soft textiles, velvet cushions
DIMENSION
Height41 cm
Depth2 cm
Width61 cm
Dimension details
Width61 cm
Height41 cm
Depth2 cm
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