Remix Rectangle Mirror
The Remix Rectangle Mirror by Caracole surrounds a one-inch-beveled mirror with a metal frame in Bronze Gold.
The restrained rectangular outline measures 33 inches wide and 44 inches high. Used above a console or as a standalone wall accent, it adds reflection without an elaborate decorative border.
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- Brand
- Caracole
- Collection
- Remix
- Descriptor
- Rectangular beveled mirror with metal frame
- Dimensions
- 33″ W × 2″ D × 44″ H (83.82 × 5.08 × 111.76 cm)Click here to open the spec sheet
- Materials
- 011 in glass bevel
The reflective surface has a beveled border within its metal frame.
- 0244 in overall height
The mirror measures 33 in wide and projects 2 in from the wall.
The Remix Rectangle Mirror by Caracole has a rectangular reflective surface inside a slender metal frame.
A 1 inch bevel follows the glass perimeter without adding a separate decorative border. The complete mirror measures 33 inches wide, 44 inches high and 2 inches deep. It serves as a wall mirror above furniture or within a larger wall arrangement.
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