A mirror does two jobs at once: it bounces light into a room and gives a bare wall a reason to exist. The frame is what turns it from a functional object into furniture — and that's where Maadze mirrors stand apart.
Each frame is hand-carved from solid mango wood, from clean rectangular and round shapes to intricately spindled and carved designs. Hang one over a sideboard or console to double the light in a dining room, in an entryway for a last look on the way out, or above a dresser to anchor a bedroom. Finishes run from natural and reclaimed wood through whitewash and distressed tones.
These are statement frames, made to be noticed.
A mirror is the most efficient piece of decor in any home — it adds light, depth, and the impression of more space, all without taking up floor area. Maadze's mirrors pair that practicality with frames hand-carved from solid mango wood, so the piece works as art on the wall whether or not anyone's looking into it.
The collection spans shapes and scales: round mirrors that soften a room's hard lines, rectangular mirrors for above a sideboard or console, large floor and leaner mirrors that make a small room feel larger, and intricately carved and spindled frames for a real focal point. Reclaimed-wood frames bring rustic texture; whitewash and natural finishes keep things light and contemporary.
Placement tips: hang a mirror so its centre sits around eye level, or position one opposite a window to bounce daylight deepest into the room. Over furniture, choose a mirror roughly two-thirds the width of the piece below it for balanced proportions.
Filter by shape, finish, and size. To complete the vignette, pair a mirror with a Maadze console table in an entryway or a sideboard in a dining room.
Each piece is crafted individually, so no two are identical.
