Kensington Townhouse Wall Mirror

Look closely and you’ll see the frame is doing a lot of the work here. Each circle is bordered by an antique silver relief, lightly patinated so it sits back slightly from the clear glass — creating depth and shadow that a plain frame simply can’t achieve. The result feels more like art than fitting.

The lightly-coloured wooden frame travels across the mirror’s surface in an intersecting pattern, which means the piece reads as a bold visual element rather than a functional afterthought. Hang it in a hallway to open up the space, or above a mantelpiece as a centrepiece.

Antique silver is a particularly useful finish in this context — it pairs with warm metallics like gold and brass without clashing, and it sits comfortably alongside both modern and traditionally styled rooms. A considered choice for anyone building a layered interior scheme.