Mirror Round Deco 100x8cm

The MIRROR ROUND DECO 100X8CM is a circular wall-mounted mirror featuring a substantial solid mindi wood frame. Measuring 101 centimeters in width, 101 centimeters in depth, and standing at a height of 9 centimeters, this piece occupies a notable footprint on any vertical surface. The frame itself accounts for the 8-centimeter structural depth, creating a three-dimensional profile that extends outward from the wall rather than sitting completely flush.

Mindi wood, the primary material used for the outer casing, is known for its distinct grain pattern and medium density. The natural light-to-medium brown tones of the mindi wood are visible across the entire surface of the frame, showing straight-to-interlocked grain variations that occur naturally in the timber. Artisans shape the wood into a continuous, unbroken circular boundary that encases the central glass panel. The 9-centimeter height specification refers to the total thickness of the wooden rim when measured from the back edge that touches the wall to the front-facing outer perimeter.

Weighing 14 kilograms, the mirror requires secure anchoring to wall studs or the use of appropriate heavy-duty wall anchors during installation. The weight is distributed primarily between the dense mindi wood frame and the thick glass mirror insert. The overall volume of the packaged unit measures 0.0800 cubic meters, reflecting its flat, circular geometry combined with the protruding wooden depth.

The glass surface is precisely cut to fit the interior diameter of the mindi frame, secured firmly within a routed channel in the wood. The reflection is clear and undistorted, occupying the central circular area while the wooden frame acts as a physical barrier and visual border. The 8-centimeter width of the wooden edge provides a flat, tactile surface that surrounds the glass, emphasizing the circular geometry through the natural warmth and texture of the timber.

This piece functions as a functional reflective surface and a distinct wooden wall object. The grain of the mindi wood displays organic variations, meaning no two frames share the exact same pattern of growth rings or color shading. The construction involves traditional joinery techniques to secure the curved segments of the mindi frame into a stable, rigid circle capable of supporting the internal glass and withstanding the structural tension of the 14-kilogram total weight. The back of the frame includes integrated hanging hardware designed to distribute the vertical load safely across wall mounting points. The neutral tones of the mindi wood coordinate directly with other natural wood furnishings, while the circular format contrasts with rectangular architectural elements typically found in standard room layouts.