Irregularly shaped mirror with a teak base, Denmark 1960s.

This Danish mirror from the 1960s stands out for its irregular and asymmetrical shape, breaking away from the classic geometry of traditional mirrors. Its teak structure frames the glass while bringing the natural richness of wood to the design. The contrast between the reflective surface and the grain of the teak gives the whole a sculptural presence, even when simply hung on the wall. Its free form allows it to be integrated into an entrance, a bedroom, or a living room. An original accessory of Mid-Century Danish design, interesting for the simplicity of its design and the combination of a free silhouette with a material typical of Scandinavian furniture. Shipping is handled by carriers specialised in vintage furniture, with professional packaging. Each piece is carefully prepared to ensure secure delivery.