PI Floor Mirror by Ethnicraft
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The PI Floor Mirror brings sculptural simplicity and practical functionality to contemporary interiors. Designed by Alain Van Havre for Ethnicraft, its refined silhouette and solid timber frame create a striking architectural presence within bedrooms, dressing rooms and living spaces. Crafted from solid mahogany with a dark brown varnished finish, it highlights the richness and depth of the timber grain. This rectangle full length mirror combines everyday practicality with timeless design.
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A sculptural full length mirror by Alain Van Havre
Designed by Alain Van Havre, the Ethnicraft PI Floor Mirror Mahogany Dark Brown celebrates the natural beauty and flowing lines found in nature. Part of the PI collection, its clean proportions and softened detailing create a calm yet distinctive focal point within contemporary interiors. The generous reflective surface makes it ideal as a full length mirror in bedrooms, walk-in robes and dressing areas, while the elegant rectangular shape introduces height, light and visual space to the room.
Solid mahogany with a rich dark brown finish
The frame of this Ethnicraft rectangle full length mirror is crafted from solid mahogany and finished in a rich dark brown varnish that enhances the natural grain and character of the timber. Designed for indoor use, it includes an anti-tipping mechanism for added stability and peace of mind. Delivered fully assembled, it offers lasting durability and timeless appeal within modern and design-led interiors.
- Designed by Alain Van Havre
- Full length floor mirror with rectangular silhouette
- Solid mahogany frame in dark brown finish
- Includes anti-tipping mechanism for added stability
- Delivered fully assembled
| Dimensions | L 80cm x W 5cm x H 200cm |
|---|---|
| Colour | Dark Brown |
| Material | Solid Mahogany with a Dark Brown Varnish Finish |
| Weight | 21.5kg |
| Assembly Required | No assembly required. Includes anti-tipping mechanism |
| Brand | Ethnicraft |
| Designer | Alain Van Havre |