Pebble Cluster Wall Mirror Panel

This wall mirror features a sculptural arrangement of oval and rounded mirror pieces clustered together to form a bold vertical panel. The overlapping pebble-like shapes create depth, texture, and visual movement, turning the mirror into a striking wall feature rather than a flat reflective surface. Its organic composition brings softness and dimension to modern interiors.

Mirror Highlights

A statement mirror that combines reflective function with artistic form.

• Clustered design made of multiple oval and circular mirror segments
• Layered composition that adds depth and visual interest
• Entirely handmade with individually placed mirror pieces
• Reflects light from varied angles to enhance room brightness
• Doubles as wall art and functional mirror

Design & Craft Details

• Material: Polished mirrored glass
• Shape: Vertical panel with organic pebble pattern
• Frame Style: Multi-piece clustered mirror layout
• Craft: Handmade; slight variations highlight artisanal work
• Mounting: Wall-mounted

Styling Suggestions

• Ideal for living rooms, hallways, or feature walls
• Works well in contemporary and modern interiors
• Adds texture to neutral or minimal wall spaces
• Can be styled as a standalone statement piece

Care Instructions

Clean gently using a soft microfiber cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or harsh chemicals to maintain the mirrors finish.

FAQs About the Pebble Cluster Wall Mirror Panel

What makes this mirror design unique?

The clustered pebble-inspired mirror pieces create a sculptural, layered look that sets it apart from traditional flat mirrors.

Is this mirror handmade?

Yes. Each mirror panel is handmade, with individual elements carefully assembled by artisans.

Can this mirror be mounted horizontally or vertically?

It is primarily designed for vertical installation, but orientation may be adjusted depending on wall space and preference.

Is this mirror suitable for modern interiors?

Yes. Its organic form and reflective depth make it well suited for modern and contemporary spaces.