Mirrors Design
1. Handcrafted Wood Mirrors - The Frame Is the Art
A mirror is a mirror - they all reflect the same image. What makes one mirror worth looking at? The frame. Ashdeco wood mirrors feature frames handcrafted from real solid wood - live edge walnut, olive wood with swirling grain, asymmetrical silhouettes carved to follow the wood's organic form. Every frame is individually shaped by Vietnamese artisans from a single piece of solid hardwood.
2. The Ashdeco Difference: Real Wood, Real Shape, Real Craft
a. Solid Wood Frames - Not MDF, Plastic, or Metal with a Wood Finish
The vast majority of "wood frame" mirrors are MDF wrapped in thin veneer, plastic molded to imitate grain, or metal with painted wood-tone finish. Ashdeco frames are solid hardwood - real weight, real grain, real natural imperfections.
b. Handcrafted by Vietnamese Artisans - Not Factory-Cut
Live edge mirrors: natural outer contour preserved. Asymmetrical mirrors: carved into organic, irregular silhouettes. Full-length mirrors: showcasing full run of grain across 5+ feet. No CNC router, no template.
c. Every Mirror Is One of a Kind
Live edge shaped by the tree it came from. Olive wood grain tells how that tree grew. You're buying a piece made once, never to be exactly replicated.
3. Mirror Styles We Offer
a. Asymmetrical Wall Mirrors - Irregular, organic shapes breaking standard circle-rectangle format. Modern, boho, mid-century.
b. Live Edge Mirrors - Natural bark line preserved as frame. Our most popular style.
c. Full-Length Floor Mirrors - 60"+, wall-mounted or leaned. Walnut live edge = bedroom centerpiece.
d. Teardrop & Organic Shape Mirrors - Sculptural wall art with mirror at center.
e. Bathroom Vanity Mirrors - Sealed for humidity. Pairs with floating, traditional, and driftwood vanities.
f. LED Epoxy-Resin Accent Mirrors - Olive wood + glowing epoxy resin + LED backlighting. Nothing else on the market looks like this.
4. Wood Types Used
• Walnut: Deep dark tones, dramatic grain. Premium choice.
• Oak: Classic strength, timeless grain pattern.
• Olive Wood: Swirling dramatic grain from slow, twisted growth. Most visually complex.
• Acacia: Bold two-tone honey-to-chocolate contrast.
5. Where to Place a Wood-Framed Mirror
• Bathroom - above vanity: Match frame to vanity wood for spa-like cohesion.
• Entryway: Last-minute check + makes narrow space feel wider. Pair with tree hanger or coat rack.
• Living room - above console table: Creates focal wall.
• Bedroom - full-length: Leaned against wall = design feature + dressing tool.
• Dining room: Reflects lamp light, makes room brighter.
• Above floating shelves: Adds height and light reflection.
• Hallway: Illusion of width and depth in narrow corridors.
6. How to Choose the Right Mirror
• Purpose: Functional → size to vanity/shoulder width. Decorative → fill wall proportionally.
• Shape: Asymmetrical → modern/boho. Live edge → rustic/spa. Teardrop → sculptural. Classic → traditional.
• Size: Accent (16"-20"), Medium (24"-36"), Large (40"-48"), Full-length (60"+).
• Frame wood: Match or contrast with existing furniture.
• Bathroom use: Any sealed frame works. Ensure exhaust fan ventilation.
7. Care & Maintenance
• Glass: Standard glass cleaner on cloth first, not directly on mirror.
• Frame - weekly: Dust with soft dry cloth.
• Frame - every 6-12 months: Wood oil/sealant. Bathroom mirrors every 3-6 months.
• Hanging: Use anchors rated for weight - solid wood frames heavier than MDF. Anti-slip pads for leaned mirrors.
• LED mirrors: Low-voltage pre-installed. Contact us for replacement guidance if needed.
8. Contact Information
Contact Ashdeco,
Email: support@ashdeco.com
Address 1: 157 Elder Ave, Bergenfield, NJ 07621
Address 2: 1011 Roundabout Rd, Martinsville, VA 24112
Support Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (EST)