Liang & Eimil Kassandra Wall Mirror Brass
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Product Description
Product Description
This stylish Kassandra wall mirror from Liang and Eimil will make a great feature in any room. The mirror has four sections to give it the illusion of having a prism shape.
It measures 120cm long, 90cm wide and 17cm deep.
The mirror has a wooden frame. This is perfect for making a room look bigger and brighter, as the mirror reflects the light in the room. Use this in the lounge, hallway or dining area.
Hang it over a mantelpiece or console table to make a great feature in your room. The modern design of the mirror best suits a contemporary interior style.
Dimensions: H: 120 x W: 90 x D: 17 cm
Materials: Wood
Assembly Required: No
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Dimensions & Details
Delivery Information
Delivery Information
Estimated delivery in 10-15 working days - See delivery details
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