Circle Mirror

The Circle Mirror measures 100 centimeters in width, 70 centimeters in depth, and has a profile thickness of 4 centimeters. This horizontal orientation creates a broad reflective surface suited for placement above standard console tables, bathroom vanities, or living room credenzas. The entire structure occupies a volume of 0.0200 cubic meters, indicating a relatively flat profile that sits close to the mounting wall.

The primary structural and aesthetic material of the frame is solid teak wood. Teak is dense, hard, and contains natural oils that protect against moisture absorption and structural warping. The visible grain pattern of the teak displays tight, linear variations with medium brown tones that mature with exposure to light. The wood is milled and joined to form a continuous circular boundary around the central glass pane. The outer perimeter of the frame maintains a consistent circular geometry, while the depth dimension of 4 centimeters provides a substantial physical presence when viewed from an angle.

The mirror glass is set securely within a recessed channel carved into the interior edge of the teak frame. This method of construction holds the glass firmly in place and conceals the raw edges of the material. The reflective surface is optically flat, preventing distortion of images reflected across its span. The 70-centimeter vertical dimension combined with the 100-centimeter horizontal width results in an oval or wide circular proportion depending on the exact hanging orientation, though the physical dimensions define it as wider than it is tall when oriented horizontally.

Mounting hardware is integrated into the reverse side of the teak frame to support the weight of the wood and glass assembly. The back panel is sealed to protect the silvering of the mirror from atmospheric humidity and dust accumulation. Maintenance of the teak frame requires periodic wiping with a dry or slightly damp cloth to remove surface particles, while the wooden surface can be treated with natural oils if restoration of the original matte finish is required over extended periods of use. The glass component is cleaned using standard non-abrasive liquid glass cleaners applied with a microfiber cloth to prevent scratching the surrounding wood.

The manufacturing process involves kiln-drying the raw teak timber to stabilize the moisture content prior to cutting and shaping. This step minimizes the risk of expansion or contraction after installation in indoor environments with fluctuating climate controls. The joints connecting the segments of the teak frame are reinforced internally to withstand the constant tension exerted by the circular design. The 4-centimeter depth allows the frame to cast a defined shadow on the mounting surface, creating visual depth when illuminated from the front or side. The combination of durable tropical hardwood and precision-cut reflective glass results in a heavy-duty furnishing component designed for long-term functional use in residential or commercial interiors.