Some mirrors simply reflect a room this one reshapes it. The Planos mirror breaks from the expected oval or rectangle with an irregular, rounded-triangle form that feels almost hand-poured, its edges swelling and tapering like a smooth river stone. The frame is finished in a deep matte Black, wrapped in a wood construction with a distinctly thick, rounded profile that gives it real physical presence on the wall. Cutting across that black surface are slim diagonal gold inlays, spaced like the rays of a sundial, catching the light differently as you move past. Measuring 77cm in height and 65cm in width, it is sized for a landscape or portrait hang above a console or within a gallery wall, without asking to dominate the room. No assembly is required simply hang it and let it do the work of bouncing light and depth into the space. Whether placed in an entryway to greet guests or a hallway to open up a narrow run, this mirror behaves as sculpture first, reflection second a quiet piece of drama for walls that want more personality.