Some mirrors simply reflect a room; this one gives it a point of view. The rectangular glass sits within a slender gold metal frame that pulls back at each corner into an interlocking fretwork of open squares, a Greek-key inspired detail that reads almost like jewellery against the plain vertical edges of the mirror. The metalwork carries a softly hammered, hand-finished texture, catching light differently across the surface rather than sitting flat and uniform. Left largely frameless along its straight edges, the design lets the fretwork corners do the talking, giving the piece a graphic, architectural presence without ever feeling heavy. Hung in portrait orientation, it suits an entryway console, a hallway run, or a feature wall in the living room, where it opens up the space and throws back light. At 75cm wide and 102cm high, it holds its own as a focal point without overwhelming the wall around it.