Trapezoidal mirror with teak frame, Denmark 1960

This Danish mirror from the 1960s stands out with its trapezoidal shape, an uncommon geometry that gives it an immediate graphic presence. Its teak frame precisely follows the profile of the mirror and highlights the contrast between the rigidity of the shape and the natural variations of the wood. The grain of the teak thus becomes a true component of the design, adding depth and texture to an object with essential lines. Its silhouette allows it to be integrated into an entryway, above a console or in a bedroom, as well as in a composition of vintage furniture. A representative accessory of Mid-Century Danish design, where a distinctive geometric shape meets one of the emblematic materials of Scandinavian modernism. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Each piece is carefully prepared to ensure secure delivery.