Sandro Long Mirror

The mirror that frames the room as carefully as it frames you.
Most mirrors hang on a wall. The Sandro owns one. A tall capsule form in wood where a continuous series of precise triangular notches runs the entire inner edge of the frame — all the way around, from rounded top to rounded base — creating a graphic, crown-like border between frame and reflection that makes the Sandro as interesting to look at as it is to look into. The notched detail catches the light differently at every hour of the day, the serrated edge casting its own considered shadow inward toward the mirror and outward toward the wall, giving the piece the particular quality of an object that changes with the light around it.
Wood gives the Sandro the authority of a colour chosen with complete conviction — dark enough to make the reflection appear to float within it, resolved enough to hold the wall with the quiet confidence of a piece that knows exactly what it is. The capsule form elongates the room and elevates the eye, while the notched inner edge gives the frame the craft detail of a piece designed to be looked at as much as looked into. A long mirror designed in India, for the home that understands the most considered walls are always the ones where even the mirror was chosen as an object worth having.