This wall mirror from 1960s Czechoslovakia features a hand-forged metal frame in a matte silver finish. The frame is constructed from precisely shaped metal strips forming a repeating, symmetrical loop motif reminiscent of floral or lace patterns. The inner edge of the frame is highlighted with a brushed, satin gold accent, creating a subtle contrast and emphasizing the mirror’s outline. The glass is rectangular, gently tapering towards the bottom, and remains clear and free from visible signs of aging or damage. Metal joints are invisible, and the frame’s surface is smooth and uniform. The back is fitted with a simple steel wire for hanging. The mirror is in very good condition – only minimal patina typical of age, no significant wear or repairs.Its form echoes the voice of Central European modernism, where everyday objects were infused with artisanal lightness. The metal loops create an airy frame, evoking lacework or stylized branches, as if the piece tells of an era when function and craftsmanship were inseparable. The silvery frame softly reflects light, while the gold details add a muted note of refinement. The mirror seems to invite a daily ritual – from the first morning glance to the evening light gently gliding across the matte metal surface.It can be hung above a period console or sideboard, where it will accentuate geometric lines and material contrasts. It works well in a mid-century modern hallway alongside simple furnishings and accessories in milk glass or dark wood. Consider pairing it with a lamp featuring gold accents or a minimalist artwork in a thin frame – the mirror integrates seamlessly into both vintage settings and contemporary interiors with a nod to the sentimentality of the mid-20th century.
DIMENSION
Height80 cm
Depth4 cm
Width40 cm
Dimension details
Width40 cm
Height80 cm
Depth4 cm
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