Ripple Mirror - Red - handmade from timber

Ripple Mirror - Red - handmade from timber

Marsoni

M251S

$240.00

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Ripple Mirror - Red - handmade from timberHand crafted and hand finished by Nick Cole in Walmsley & Cole's studio in Waiuku, NZ! These mirrors are made with wood from a collection of windfallen macrocarpa from a family farm. Each frame is turned freehand on a wood lathe by Nick, then cut and hand finished to produce a unique item. The Ripple Mirror features a wood turned ripple base and an elegant bobbin stem, sits just at the right angle. Size 30cm mirror x 32cm tall Lucious glossy paint,

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I was looking for this exact product but didn’t know it! We recently moved into a new home and had zero window treatments so needless to say I wanted something quick, affordable and not vinyl WalMart blinds. We are happy with our purchase and would highly recommend to others. Some complain of the adhesive not sticking- make sure to clean the window wells/walls etc prior to installing these. If the surface is free of dirt/grease there will be no issues with them staying put.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2025