16/10/2026
From traditional hand-carving to CNC cutting and 3D printing, we have many methods at our disposal for making one-of-a-kind shaped mirrors and we love working with our clients to produce something that stands out whilst also standing the test of time. Today we wanted to share a few shaped mirror projects that we’ve completed in the last year or so. These projects range from practical to whimsical, and every radius, bracket, and split batten has been carefully considered to make these striking bespoke shaped mirrors.
| Bespoke Mirror Design | Hand-Finished Mirrors | Mirrors for Interiors | Metal Mirrors | Timber Mirrors | Panelled Mirrors
Made for the gym changing rooms in a private members club, these anti-fog LED-lit mirrors were designed to be mounted to a counter using metal rods that extend from the base and up through the back of the frame. We worked closely with our clients to develop this design, creating multiple prototypes to ensure they could withstand repeated daily use in a high-traffic environment. Finished in our imitation bronze, these mirrors have a warm and cool light setting that can be changed with the touch of a button.
This large overmantel mirror made the whole workshop swoon. Swooping curves, warm wood stain, and light antique mirror glass come together in perfect harmony to create a mirror that feels comfortable, familiar, and like it’s already a part of a well-established family home.
We love an unconventional shape for a vanity mirror, and this pebble-shaped mirror is no exception. Made of solid European oak, this large shaped mirror is fitted with a demister pad to ensure a steam-free experience no matter how hot the en-suite shower.
Hand-carved by master woodcarver Roy Martin, this mirror is like a portal to another world. Made to look like tree branches, every knot, shoot, and notch has been carefully considered and carved into being. Finished in our imitation bronze, we love the way the character of the frame catches the light and moves the eye.
Another creation made in collaboration with Roy Martin, this hand-carved oblong mirror looks like a ribbon caught in the wind, with its curved fr