Theodore Alexander Minoo Mirror

Black eglomise is a decorative technique where the back of the glass is gilded or painted, creating a reflective, slightly antiqued, and moody surface. On the Minoo Mirror, this adds depth and a subtle, sophisticated texture that feels more artistic than a standard clear mirror.

The Cambridge finish is a rich, dark tone that grounds the piece, while the gold detailing provides a warm, metallic contrast. It is designed to look intentional and elegant, rather than overly shiny or ornate.

Because it is constructed from solid khaya wood and glass, it has significant weight. We recommend mounting it directly into wall studs or using heavy-duty drywall anchors rated for the mirror's weight to ensure it is secure.

The atypical shape is actually a great way to break up the straight lines of a room, such as above a rectangular console table or a fireplace mantel. It works best as a focal point, so give it some breathing room on the wall rather than crowding it with other art.

Use a soft, lint-free microfiber cloth and a gentle glass cleaner sprayed onto the cloth, not directly onto the mirror. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive sponges, as these can damage the delicate eglomise backing and the gold-leafed mouldings.