Handcrafted with a sculptural presence, this large cheval mirror is framed in richly grained pine, its bold arched form lending a sense of quiet monumentality. The wood’s surface is alive with pattern and texture—sawn, marked, and left honest—giving the piece both a rustic immediacy and a crafted, almost architectural weight.
The mirror sits within a broad, rounded surround, its elongated oval cutout echoing the soft geometry of chapel windows. Mounted on a sturdy base with side pivots, it retains the functional practicality of the cheval tradition while offering a striking, one-of-a-kind statement.
Part furniture, part folk sculpture—an artisan work with strong Arts & Crafts echoes, yet equally at home in a postmodern interior.
