The rectangular Madrid mirror combines minimalist aesthetics with a warm appeal. Its slim silhouette and delicate brass-colored frame with rounded corners lend it a timeless elegance that harmonizes with both modern and classically elegant interiors.

The art of fine details

What distinguishes the Madrid mirror is its thoughtful simplicity. The slim aluminum frame in an elegant brass tone encloses the rectangular mirror surface with rounded corners like a delicate piece of jewelry. This combination of restraint and sophistication makes it the perfect companion for a wide variety of interior design styles – from Scandinavian minimalism and Mediterranean chic to elegant, classic arrangements.

All-rounder for many interior design styles

The wall mirror is a true all-rounder. Placed horizontally above a chest of drawers, it lends a welcoming spaciousness to the hallway. Hung vertically, it becomes a practical full-length mirror with a stylish appeal in the bedroom. In the bathroom, its warm brass finish adds a touch of luxury, while in the living room, it serves as a decorative element, visually enlarging the space and reflecting light.

This mirror is especially appealing to those who value thoughtful design and versatility. It goes perfectly with:

• Apartments with a clear, reduced design language
• Rooms with warm metal accents and natural materials
• Facilities that value balanced proportions
• Interiors that impress with understated elegance

Product details

• Material: high-quality aluminum and clear mirror glass
• Color: Brass color with warm appearance
• Dimensions: 50 x 70 cm (width x height)
• Assembly: Pre-assembled – ready for immediate use
• Suspension: flexible horizontal or vertical use

About the brand

House Nordic is a Danish furniture wholesaler founded in 2017 by Henrik Jørgensen and settled in Soendoe, north of Fünen. With a passion for furniture and interior design products, the company offers a wide range of ranges that are popular with various retailers, including renowned furniture stores and interior designers.

The starting shot was given in Henrik's kitchen, where he developed his first collection. After initial support from his retired father, the company grew rapidly. Today House Nordic employs 50 full -time forces and exports into over 40 markets in Scandinavia and Europe. Constant further development remains a core element of your success.