We were really inspired by the raw slab window bench in Jasmine's whole-home makeover. While these mirrors would be a wildly ambitious DIY project, they're quite unique, and perhaps not impossible to recreate.
At first we thought the mirror was somehow poured into a channel of a single piece of burled, slab wood, but on closer inspection we can see that two very thin pieces are mounted to the rectangular mirror underneath.
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Comments (11)
pretty but really reminding me of the 70's
freakin' rad!
these would drive me bonkers.
don't like, even a little.....
Yuck.
ohhhh they're beautiful! the woodgrain is striking ...
gorgeous, but few homes could pull them off well.
I think they're gorgeous- they manage to combine a very modern rectangular shape with a wild natural form.
I can't imagine trying to use these vertically- too swimmy, yikes.
However- why not position them horizontally on top of a very sleek and modern buffet cabinet? What a neat element for a formal dining room- especially behind a sophisticated bar set up.
these are fantastic! thanks for showing this!!
wow. wow. I want one made with beach bleached wood, hung horizontally, on a flat white wall. I'm going to DIY this, or at least try to, this summer.
Love the wood...