+35 Artistic Mirrors For You To See

Reflecting visions of sedimentary rock formations, the ‘A Beautiful Mind’ stone mirror by Odditi exhibits the beauty and power of raw earth. Inspired by geological forms, this piece is hand-sculpted from an onyx, granite, and basalt composite, bringing a fragment of the natural world into your world. Its sculptural presence aligns with contemporary wall mirror design and echoes themes found in biophilic interiors and stone-led material narratives.

The Botanical Garden Mirror by Elis Monsport is an enchanting mirror in a historical triptych style with engraved details of a greenhouse and organic floral motifs reflecting the symbiotic coexistence of nature and man. With incredible detail work, it’s easy to get lost in this garden.

Indulge in the charm of the Matcha Mirror by French artist Estelle Pigault. Bursting with color and personality, this vibrant maximalist piece adds a touch of playful whimsy. Handmade and available in a variety of fun hues, each mirror promises a unique character. Visit Estelle’s showroom to explore the delightful range of colors on offer.

This unique object is handmade using an ancestral plastering technique from Morocco called Tadelakt. The waterproof material, traditionally used to cover bathhouses, is obtained through a careful process of layering and polishing the surface, giving it a deeply layered texture, a subtle sheen and a very nice feel to the touch. An eclectic piece, perfect for a variety of spaces.

Jeu Des Miroirs by Spanish designer, Marco Calhau, is a set of four oak, cherry, elm and ash wood mirrors that function together as a collective, as well as on their own, just like people.
The different colors and shapes complement each other, alluding to the individual and the collective, creating a child’s game for everyone.

The Sammukhin mirror by Studio Indigene speaks of grandiose but is minimal; speaks of pleasing proportions while reflecting your singular grace. The mirror, handcrafted from brass and reclaimed teak wood, can be wall-hung or leaned against the wall. A small shelf holds your daily grooming accessories.

The Not As Planned series by Benjamin Foucaud is a series of sculptures and functional objects made up of scraps, found objects, and samples that did not have the destiny they hoped for. The mirror in this series is a delightful table mirror also functioning as a catchall.

Framed in hand-finished burnished brass, this mirror brings warmth, elegance, and a distinctive patina to any interior. Meticulously crafted, the frame transforms the mirror into a sculptural focal point while maintaining a clear, high-quality reflection. Timeless and refined, it adds character and quiet luxury to contemporary wall mirror settings and interiors influenced by art deco and material-led design.

Yugen Lab’s ‘Luna’ round mirror is intriguingly both a maximalist and minimalist wall mirror that creates a captivating halo light that shifts with the angle of incoming light, delivering a space-age allure to your living spaces.

This project challenges conventional ideas of function by pairing a monumental solid wood block with a small, exterior-mounted mirror. The imbalance of scale prevents either element from fully fulfilling its role, intentionally deconstructing the object’s utility. Heavy and unwieldy, the piece transforms function into sculptural presence, aligning with ideas explored in conceptual design and functional art.

This collection brings together four unique objects inspired by beauty and self-care. Each piece is 3D-printed and then carefully reworked by hand, placing gesture and craftsmanship at the center of the process. With bold, radiant colors, the collection is playful and energetic, designed to transform interiors and align with expressive contemporary decor and collectible design, marking Renaissance as only the beginning.

Spegla is a mirror and lamp combined into a single, transformative object. Using semi-transparent mirror glass, it shifts seamlessly between reflection and illumination as the light is dimmed—appearing as a wall mirror when off, and glowing softly when lit. As the light increases, the mirror effect fades and the matte edge begins to glow, creating a subtle golden halo. Water-cut in Sweden, the glass diffuses light gently toward the front while casting a stronger glow behind, enhancing walls without glare in a way that echoes contemporary wall lamps and sculptural lighting approaches explored in wall lighting.

The Abbas wall mirror by Joana Teixeira is crafted in aluminum through a collective process involving multiple makers, forming a temporary community around a shared goal. Its layered, sculptural depth reflects ideas of awareness, time, and presence, exploring the moment between seeing and understanding one’s reflection. With an 8 cm frame that acts as a conceptual threshold, Abbas invites a slower, more conscious engagement with identity and perception, aligning with contemporary wall mirror design and ideas found in conceptual design and reflective, material-driven interiors.

The Hvyli mirror collection by oitoproducts embraces the global trend of melted, wavy forms shaped through modern high-tech production. Each mirror features a monolithic solid wood frame that protects the glass while adding sculptural strength. Designed as bold accents, they bring movement and character to contemporary wall mirror settings and interiors influenced by organic and expressive design currents.

The Ring Mirror by Mariadela Araujo is inspired by the cosmos, exploring a dialogue between color, texture, and line. Composed of four distinct layers, each piece is carefully crafted and individually selected, resulting in a mirror that is both unique and deeply personal, aligning with contemporary wall mirror design and ideas found in conceptual and expressive, material-led interiors.

Inspired by sweet childhood memories, CANDY is a series of glass objects by STUDIO BERG that brings the playful joy of a candy shop into the home. Referencing candy canes and lollipops, the collection explores how familiar forms evoke shared experiences and nostalgia, aligning with expressive contemporary decor and playful material narratives highlighted in the editorial Candy Inspired Design. Handmade in Germany, the series includes mirrors, side tables, sofa tables, and coat hangers, bringing color and character to everyday interiors.

Baggage Claim-I is a striking mirror framed in colored MDF wood. Featuring slices of vibrant mirrored material, the design is inspired by the hypnotic motion of baggage carousels. It not only functions as a mirror but also serves as an art piece, capturing the spirit of Space Age design.

“Talk to the Hand” is a pop art sculptural mirror by Donna Maria Feghali that blurs the line between art and design. Customizable in any color, it’s conceived as a bold statement piece meant to witness moments of reflection, self-talk, and imagination. Available as a right- or left-handed version, each mirror is sold individually and suits expressive, maximalist interiors where art and personality take center stage.

Frozen Cliff is a sculptural wall mirror defined by handcrafted ceramic tiles finished in a semi-matte metallic glaze. Textured borders at the top and bottom create a rhythmic, architectural presence that feels both bold and refined. Designed as a statement piece, it appeals to collectors and design lovers drawn to material-driven craftsmanship.

Narcissus by Anto Loua reinterprets the classic mantel mirror with a contemporary, sculptural sensibility. Featuring an integrated shelf and vase, it recalls old-world interiors while embracing organic form and raw materials. Hand-polished aluminum or steel creates a soft, imperfect reflection, positioning the piece within contemporary wall mirror design and echoing ideas found in sculptural and material-driven interiors, where flowers become part of the object and the mirror functions as a multisensory presence.

Ted VanCleave’s Reflexions Collection transforms mirrors into sculptural objects defined by fluid, organic forms and vivid color. Crafted from leather in an unexpected way, each piece unfolds through folds, peaks, and valleys that shift with every viewing angle. Finished with bold metallic tones, the mirrors function as expressive wall mirrors and resonate with maximalist and sculptural design approaches that reward movement, light, and close observation.

The Fragmentos Mirror by am.o atelier is crafted from reclaimed wood sourced from previous projects, highlighting a thoughtful approach to sustainable design. Its form balances symmetry and asymmetry, resulting in dynamic contours that vary from piece to piece. Each mirror is one of a kind, bringing individuality and material character to contemporary wall mirrors and interiors shaped by material-led craftsmanship.

Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, these small decorative wall mirrors evoke cycles of transformation and renewal. Cast in aluminum, they channel a radical, maximalist spirit—sculptural, expressive, and bold—bringing a distinctive, almost celestial presence to contemporary wall mirrors and interiors driven by statement design.

“Narciso” is both a functional and playful (Boho Chic) mirror, it offers new dimensions within its interaction. Inspired by beveled mirrors.

Portal Mirror by Bruno Olavarrieta is a freestanding full length mirror that unites refined craftsmanship with sculptural elegance. A clear silver-finish mirror is framed by hand-carved white cedar wood, shaped on a lathe to achieve an organic, flowing form. The visible wood grain adds warmth, creating a timeless balance between sophistication and artisanal expression that aligns with sculptural, material-led design.

This mirror collection embraces glass in its most instinctive state, allowing molten material to form freely rather than conform to a fixed mold. Guided by intuition and spontaneity, each piece is shaped through free-form gathering and spinning, resulting in an irregular, singular expression that aligns with approaches seen in blown glass. Like a personality that grows organically, every mirror captures movement, character, and emotion, honoring the true nature of the material while fitting seamlessly within expressive wall mirrors and material-driven interiors.

“La Celebración” is a sculptural statement piece inspired by sensual, kinetic forms. Crafted in Mexico from fiberglass with a semi-matte gelcoat finish, it brings movement, color, and bold presence into contemporary interiors aligned with expressive 3D wall art and material-forward design.