9 Artistic Mirrors For A Unique Modern Home

The Astra table mirrors are decorative, sculptural objects composed of a hand-blown glass base, a cut cork sphere, and a round beveled mirror. The cork sphere allows the mirror to tilt freely, while the glass base can hold small objects or decorative elements. Balancing function and playfulness, they offer a refined yet versatile approach to tabletop reflection.

Persona presents a future of making rooted in individuality, material honesty, and the visible hand of the maker. Fragile yet enduring, each piece treats tradition as fluid—carried forward through transformation rather than repetition—while extending into sculptural forms that echo the presence of 3D wall art, blurring the line between object, surface, and spatial expression.

Anne Nowak’s Crystal Mirrors are one-of-a-kind artworks where real crystals are carefully placed onto mirrored surfaces, creating infinite reflections of light, stone, and viewer. The Chakra Mirrors are designed for energy alignment, with hand-selected crystals arranged to correspond to the body’s chakras. Each piece merges art, reflection, and spiritual intention into a visually and energetically immersive experience.

Scarscape is an intuitive mirror formed from reclaimed construction materials, shaped by marks that speak of memory, resilience, and lived experience. Rejecting symmetry and perfection, its irregular form reflects the complexity of being human—the layers we shape, question, and grow into. More than a mirror, it invites a deeper act of seeing.

Mi-RR 13 by Studio Speculo is an aluminum object mirror defined by an otherworldly transformation of the classic standing mirror. Its sculptural frame suggests a moment of cosmic shift, blurring the line between functional reflection and abstract form. While it mirrors its surroundings, it simultaneously prompts dialogue about how everyday objects evolve in meaning, shape, and presence within contemporary living spaces.

Sammukhin balances quiet grandeur with minimal expression, defined by refined proportions and understated elegance. Handcrafted from reclaimed teak wood with brass detailing, the full length mirror can be wall-mounted or simply leaned against the wall, adapting effortlessly to different spaces. Its natural finish highlights the warmth and character of the materials while maintaining a calm, architectural presence.

Inspired by the myth of Narcissus, the Neo-Narcissist Mirror by Crina Arghirescu Rogard explores identity beyond appearance. A dramatic black crown shaped like a bird’s wing rises above the fluid mirror form, shifting focus from reflection to emotion and self-perception. Crafted from individually assembled leather and suede feathers by Parisian artisans Ateliers Fey, the piece blurs boundaries between beauty, gender, and ornament, transforming the mirror into a powerful sculptural statement.

Created by Luft Tanaka in collaboration with Michelle McLaughlin, the Tanguay Wall Mirror draws from natural forms with a whimsical sensibility. Handmade ceramic elements and graphic brass details are arranged around a darkened steel frame, resulting in a sculptural mirror that feels playful, expressive, and thoughtfully composed.