Nemowell Natural Mirror

While rectangular or round mirrors are common, the octagonal silhouette of this piece offers a bold, geometric presentation that serves as a focal point. Handcrafted in Indonesia, its unique eight-sided design and "breezy" openwork border provide a sophisticated blend of rustic enchantment and bohemian style. This shape is particularly effective in coastal or eclectic decors where you want to introduce architectural interest without overwhelming the space.

A professional design rule of thumb is to choose a mirror that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it hangs above, such as a console table or dresser. With a 32-inch width and a substantial 41-inch height, this mirror is perfectly scaled for standard entry tables or as a vertical statement piece in a hallway. Its height is particularly beneficial for reflecting light and creating an illusion of depth in narrower spaces.

Yes, this mirror is an excellent choice for compact urban living. At only 1 inch deep, it maintains a slim profile that won't crowd a narrow passage or hallway. The large 41-inch vertical span helps "lift" the ceiling and maximize natural light from nearby windows, making small entryways feel significantly brighter and more open. It arrives fully assembled and ready to wall mount, simplifying the setup process for busy city dwellers.

Rattan is a natural, flexible palm fiber native to tropical regions like Indonesia, making it inherently well-suited to various indoor environments. This mirror is handcrafted from sustainably sourced natural rattan, which is celebrated for its durability and organic warmth. In coastal areas where humidity is a factor, we recommend keeping natural fiber pieces like this one indoors to preserve the integrity of the natural finish and prevent the mirrored glass from damp-related silvering issues.

Because this mirror is handcrafted from real rattan—a product of nature—each piece features unique characteristics. You may notice subtle variations in color, grain, and texture, as well as small, hair-like strands common to rattan fibers. These are not defects but rather hallmarks of authentic, sustainably sourced materials that ensure your mirror is a one-of-a-kind addition to your home.

Based on our furniture care expertise, we recommend dusting the intricate openwork design regularly with a soft, dry cloth or a brush attachment on a vacuum to reach into the woven areas. For the natural rattan finish, avoid harsh chemical cleaners which can strip the material's natural oils; instead, use a lightly dampened cloth with mild soap for spot cleaning. The mirrored glass should be cleaned with a standard glass cleaner, ensuring the solution does not soak into the rattan border.