Wall mirror - Walnut - years 1940–60, 65x90 cm

Wall mirrors framed in walnut from the mid-20th century (circa 1940–60) highlight a period when natural wood tones and organic shapes were embraced in interior design. Walnut, prized for its rich color and fine grain, was a favored material for furniture and decorative pieces, providing durability alongside an appealing aesthetic. Measuring 65x90 cm, such mirrors served functional and stylistic purposes, helping to visually open spaces while adding warmth through their wooden frames. The timeframe suggests influences from Art Deco's tail end and the beginnings of Mid-Century Modern design, meaning the mirror could combine understated elegance with streamlined simplicity, reflecting both traditional craftsmanship and emerging modernist trends.