The Hirani occupies an interesting space between the geometric and the organic. Its frame is square — structured, considered, contemporary — but the corners are softly curved, taking the hard edge off the form and giving it a warmth that a purely angular mirror would lack. It is a small design decision that makes a significant difference to how the piece feels in a room: less austere, more inviting.

Crafted from sustainably sourced mango wood, the natural grain runs through the frame with the quiet confidence of a material that needs no embellishment. The warm honey tones shift subtly across the surface, meaning no two pieces are identical. At 107cm square it is a generous, room-defining size — large enough to anchor a wall above a console table or fireplace, and characterful enough to work as a standalone piece of wall art in its own right. A mirror for people who appreciate the beauty of considered simplicity.