There is a particular kind of object that doesn’t need a room to work around it — the room simply reorganizes itself. For this limited-edition collection, award-winning interior designers Louisa Pierce and Emily Ward brought modern elegance and vintage-inspired silhouettes at an affordable price, and this oval mirror is the piece that makes the argument most clearly. The frame is built from a ring of rounded, pillow-like segments — each one finished in a high-gloss oxblood lacquer and separated by a thin line of brass — so the whole thing reads somewhere between sculptural jewelry and architectural detail.

It hangs in the territory between statement and function, which is the most interesting place for a mirror to occupy. The oval format is more forgiving than a circle — it accommodates the proportions of a console table, a sideboard, a hallway wall — without the rigidity of a rectangle. The oxblood colorway, paired with the warm brass seams, skews rich and jewel-toned in evening light and pulls terracotta in morning sun.

A striking metal frame and vintage-inspired design for a modern, elegant touch is how the brand describes it, which is underselling it. This is the kind of limited-edition piece that disappears before people realize they needed it.

Dimensions
30″w x 1″d x 40″h.
34.1 lbs.
Metal frame in a Putty or Oxblood finish.

Pierce & Ward Faceted Oxblood Oval Wall Mirror

There is a particular kind of object that doesn’t need a room to work around it — the room simply reorganizes itself. For this limited-edition collection, award-winning interior designers Louisa Pierce and Emily Ward brought modern elegance and vintage-inspired silhouettes to West Elm, and this oval mirror is the piece that makes the argument most clearly. The frame is built from a ring of rounded, pillow-like segments — each one finished in a high-gloss oxblood lacquer and separated by a thin line of brass — so the whole thing reads somewhere between sculptural jewelry and architectural detail. Amazon

It hangs in the territory between statement and function, which is the most interesting place for a mirror to occupy. The oval format is more forgiving than a circle — it accommodates the proportions of a console table, a sideboard, a hallway wall — without the rigidity of a rectangle. The oxblood colorway, paired with the warm brass seams, skews rich and jewel-toned in evening light and pulls terracotta in morning sun.

A striking metal frame and vintage-inspired design for a modern, elegant touch is how the brand describes it, which is underselling it. This is the kind of limited-edition piece that disappears before people realize they needed it.

Dimensions
30″w x 1″d x 40″h.
34.1 lbs.
Metal frame in a Putty or Oxblood finish.

$499.00