South Loop Loft Mirrors

An Italian Venetian wall mirror from the 1960s, rich in detail and quietly luminous. The frame is composed of hand-cut, beveled glass panels, each etched with delicate scrolling flo...

An Italian Art Deco Venetian wall mirror from the 1930s. Its silhouette is soft and ornate, framed in hand-cut, beveled Murano glass with delicate etched floral and foliage motifs t...

A balance of reflection and form defines this Italian round wall mirror, attributed to Fontana Arte, dating from the 1960s. The composition is deliberate and restrained. A circular ...

A French Art Deco wall mirror from the 1930s, framed in richly toned mahogany. Stepped side uprights and chamfered corners give the piece a strong vertical presence while maintainin...

An Italian wall mirror from the 1960s, attributed to Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte. The oval silhouette is simple and resolved, framed in softly green-tinted glass that catches and s...

A French round wall mirror from the 1970s, defined by contrast, color, and a distinctly graphic sense of composition. The outer frame is formed in chrome-finished aluminum, its smoo...

An Italian bronze-tinted wall mirror attributed to Cristal Arte, dating to the 1970s. The gently contoured silhouette is framed in warm, smoke-hued mirrored glass, its fluid edges le...

A 1970s French wall mirror defined by its cut glass frame and clean, architectural silhouette. The rectangular form is bordered in faceted glass panels that catch and refract light w...

A petite 19th century French wall mirror, finely carved in wood and richly detailed with Rococo-inspired ornament. The softly contoured frame is animated by scrolling foliage, shell ...

A 1960s German wall mirror distinguished by its organic resin frame. The round central plate is encircled by a dimensional border of petal-like forms, each softly domed and subtly te...

A 20th century French wrought iron table mirror. The central arched plate is framed in blackened iron and flanked by hinged side panels of intricate scrollwork. The pierced metalwork...

An Italian wall mirror from the 1960s, framed in brushed metal with subtle variations of silver and bronze tones. The angular frame is defined by clean, faceted lines, allowing the f...

An Italian mirror from the 1960s, crafted in lacquered wood and rendered in a manner where function gives way to atmosphere and surface becomes narrative. The circular frame is gent...

A petite 1970s French wall mirror, handcrafted in bent rattan. The mirror plate is cut in a softly tapered form with rounded corners, framed by a rhythmic border of looping rattan ri...

A 1960s Italian wall mirror defined by its sculptural teardrop silhouette and smoked acrylic surround. The translucent frame, cast in a warm bronze tone, softly diffuses light around...

An Austrian floor mirror from the 1910s, reflecting the period of the Vienna Secession and its distinctive interpretation of Art Nouveau. Tall and narrow in proportion, the piece is ...

A small gesture of ornament, scaled for intimacy rather than grandeur. Just over a foot in height, this petite French wall mirror from the 1940s carries the language of classical dec...

A rare Italian ‘Onda’ wall mirror designed by Nanda Vigo for Glas Italia in the 1980s. The oval mirror glass gracefully rests upon a satin glass frame, rendered in a muted aqua hue t...

A 1970s Italian wall mirror featuring a bold red lacquered wood frame with a geometric composition. The rectangular form is finished in a high-gloss lacquer, with angled wooden suppo...

Crafted by the esteemed Milanese metal atelier Santambrogio e De Berti—known for their collaborations with Gio Ponti—this 1960s mirror reflects the language of Italian modernism. Scu...

This 1960s Brutalist metal wall mirror was handcrafted by French artisan Irena Jaworska, a protégé of the Line Vautrin School. The gilt sunburst frame, featuring fiery red talosel in...

An Italian hand-painted ceramic wall mirror by Bassano, dating to the mid-20th century. The oval frame is sculpted in flowing, scalloped contours, its surface washed in a soft ivory ...

A large, mid-20th-century Italian brass wall mirror shaped with architectural grandeur. Standing at 45.5 inches tall, the mirror echoes the neoclassical revival style that swept Ital...

A 1940s French wall mirror framed in warm, patinated wood. The rectangular silhouette is understated yet thoughtfully detailed: the carved inner profile steps gently toward the glass...

Sold and priced individually. This 1960s Brutalist metal wall mirror was handcrafted by French artisan Irena Jaworska, a protégé of the Line Vautrin School. The gilt sunburst frame,...

A 1950s French wall mirror, salvaged from the wings of a provincial performance theater. Standing just over five feet tall, the architectural frame reflects a neoclassical vocabulary...

A 1940s French Art Deco vanity mirror, sourced in the South of France. The mirror rests within a silver-plated geometric frame, held by two triangular struts pierced with circular cu...

A vintage wall mirror by Rimadesio, the Italian firm long admired for its precision in glass and architectural surfaces. The design radiates outward from a soft central circle, its s...

An Italian vanity mirror, circa 1950s. The round glass tilts within a slender brass frame, mounted on a blackened metal stem and anchored by a weighty white marble base. The reverse ...

A 1960s Italian table mirror attributed to Sergio Mazza for Artemide. Cast in nickel-plated metal, the round mirror floats within a wide, tilting frame that turns with ease. The roun...

A 1960s Italian table mirror attributed to Sergio Mazza for Artemide. Cast in solid brass, the round mirror floats within a wide, tilting frame that turns with ease. Its columnar bas...

An Italian wall mirror from the 1960s, edged in a beveled border that catches light with subtle dimension. Its elongated form rises to a gabled peak, the surface etched with fine ver...

A 1960s Italian table mirror attributed to Sergio Mazza for Artemide. Cast in nickel-plated metal, the round mirror floats within a wide, tilting frame that turns with ease. Its colu...

An Italian neoclassical wall mirror from the 19th century, carved in warm cherry wood. The crest unfolds in a gentle arch with twin peaks, its profile softened by hand-tooled curves ...

An Italian oval wall mirror dating to the 1960s. The central mirror plate is framed in warm brass, while an outer halo of clear glass extends beyond—hand-cut with an irregular, rippl...

An Italian wall mirror from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The rectangular frame is clad in copper, its surface crafted with linear etchings and textured ...

A French adjustable floor mirror from the 1940s, crafted in metal and raised on four small casters for mobility. From Agen in southwestern France, the piece stands at 4.5 feet tall, ...

A rare floor mirror by Guillerme et Chambron, crafted in solid oak with the duo’s signature architectural language. The tall rectangular mirror glass pivots within its frame, held by...

A handsome emblem of Mid Century Italian design, this round wall mirror employs bronze mirror glass to forge a dramatic frame. A standard circular mirror is seamlessly integrated wit...

A Swedish elongated oval wall mirror designed by Glas Mäster Markaryd in the 1960s. Capturing the essence of organic modernism, its solid pine frame reveals warm, earthy tones, rich ...

A 1950s Italian wall mirror with a soft, architectural presence. Framed in solid wood, its rectangular form features subtly rounded edges and a warm, honeyed patina. Each corner is j...

A 1960s Italian wall mirror attributed to Cristal Arte, composed of two concentric layers of bevelled glass. The outer band floats around the central disc, giving the piece an archit...

An Italian wall mirror from the 1960s, framed in richly toned rosewood. The oval form is softened by gently raised edges, the inset glass held in place by four cylindrical wooden peg...

A 1950s French illuminated wall mirror attributed to Mathieu Matégot for Artimeta. The curved frame, crafted from perforated sheet metal, has a painted ivory finish and brass trim. T...

A French table mirror, dating to the 1950s. The rectangular plate tilts within a frame of scrolling metal, raised on four splayed legs with curled feet and finial details. The metal ...

A 1950s Italian wall mirror with a soft, architectural presence. Framed in solid wood, its rectangular form features subtly rounded edges and a warm, honeyed patina. Each corner is j...

An Italian floor-length mirror from the 1970s, sheathed in rose gold mirrored tiles. Over six feet tall, the towering form is paneled in vertical mirrored strips flanked by a grid of...

A 1960s Italian wall mirror attributed to Cristal Arte. The circular form is framed in alternating panels of etched pale aqua glass, each engraved with a delicate leaf motif. A warm ...

A 1950s Italian wall mirror in thick green glass, crafted in the manner of Fontana Arte. Its teardrop form feels architectural—defined by soft curves and a wide, bevelled border in a...

Crafted by the esteemed Milanese metal atelier Santambrogio e De Berti—known for their collaborations with Gio Ponti—this 1960s mirror reflects the refined elegance of Italian modern...

A 1960s Italian wall mirror attributed to Cristal Arte. The round central mirror is held within a pale aqua glass surround—subtly tinted, deeply beveled, and clipped with four chrome...

Handcrafted in France in the 1960s, this wall mirror is defined by gentle curvature and thoughtful detail. Its rounded rectangular frame is sculpted from golden oak, accented with su...

A 1960s Italian wall mirror rendered in smoked glass. The floor-length silhouette stretches over five feet tall, its elongated frame gently rounded at the top and tapering to a soft ...

This 1970s Italian floor mirror is distinguished by its monolithic form and assertive geometry. The elongated, arched mirror, elegantly austere in its proportions, rises from a sturd...

A sculptural Italian wall mirror by Luciano Frigerio, 1970s. The polished brass frame is shaped with twisted ribbon-like details at opposing corners. Set within the frame with a slig...

The ‘Gronda’ wall mirror and coat rack was designed in 1972 by Luciano Bertoncini and produced by Elco under the creative direction of Joe Colombo. Minimal in line, the rectangular f...

Crafted in France over one hundred years ago, this early 20th-century mirror has a stately arched solid walnut frame accented with hand-carved details. At 4.5 feet tall, the mirror’s...

A 1970s Italian freestanding mirror, defined by its sculptural presence and exquisite materials. Its large circular frame is clad in richly grained rosewood, its warmth complemented ...

A large-scale 1970s Italian wall mirror featuring a softly rounded form framed in brass, accented by subtle turquoise-painted wood edging and delicate scalloped metal details. Aged t...

An elegant Italian table mirror from the 1960s, perfect for complementing a vanity or desk. The lacquered wood frame, finished in a rich ink blue, is enhanced by brushed brass accent...