Prism Mirror

The Prism Mirror fractures a smoked gray wall mirror into a field of triangular and trapezoidal facets — each panel canted toward its own direction, so the reflection arrives broken and rearranged, like a cut gemstone catching a room from a dozen sides at once.

The glass is antiqued mercury, mottled with speckled foxing and patina that warms the gray and keeps the surface from reading as flat modern mirror. Every facet is bonded to an MDF back panel for rigidity, and thin dark seams divide the panels along the gem geometry.

Hung in a hallway, powder room, or against a deep-toned wall, it scatters light rather than returning a single image — closer to a faceted object than a looking glass.