A Traditional Cheval Mirror for the Dressing Corner

The Sylvie mirror carries the silhouette of an antique English cheval, scaled and finished for a contemporary primary bedroom. A full-length oval mirror is suspended on a swivel pivot between two turned vertical posts, letting the glass tilt freely to the angle that catches the user from head to toe. The frame, posts, and stretcher are crafted from solid wood in a natural oak finish, with the lower stretcher arching gently between two splayed sabre feet for a balanced footprint. Free-standing, finished on all sides, and designed to live in the open rather than against a wall, the mirror works as a dressing tool and a sculptural floor piece in equal measure.

Features

• Oval Tilting Mirror Frame suspended on side pivots that adjust to any angle for full-length dressing, head-to-toe outfit checks, and changing light conditions
• Traditional Cheval Silhouette reproducing the 19th-century English dressing mirror with turned posts, an oval frame, and a horizontal stretcher base
• Solid Wood Frame Construction across the mirror surround, posts, stretcher, and feet for long-term shape retention and traditional weight
• Turned Vertical Posts hand-shaped along each side with classic spindle profiles, the architectural detail that gives the mirror its cottage character
• Splayed Sabre Feet angling outward from the base for a stable footprint and a soft visual line at the floor
• Natural Oak Finish on every wood surface, warm enough to pair with cream and linen palettes, light enough to bring brightness to a corner
• Free-Standing Floor Mirror finished on every side and designed to live in the open, away from a wall, as a sculptural piece in the room
• Bedroom and Dressing Corner Statement sized at 59 inches tall and 23 inches wide to slip into a primary suite, walk-in closet entry, or guest bedroom corner

Materials

• Frame: Solid Wood, Natural Oak Finish
• Posts: Solid Wood, Turned Profile
• Stretcher and Feet: Solid Wood
• Mirror: Glass
• Pivot Hardware: Metal

Care Instructions

• Dust the wood frame and posts regularly with a soft dry cloth or microfiber duster
• Wipe the wood surfaces with a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately to prevent water marks
• Clean the mirror glass with a non-ammonia glass cleaner and a soft microfiber cloth
• Avoid spraying glass cleaner directly onto the mirror, which can run down behind the frame
• Avoid abrasive sponges, bleach, and ammonia-based cleaners on the wood finish
• Keep out of prolonged direct sunlight to preserve the natural oak finish
• Loosen the side pivot knobs before tilting the mirror, then retighten gently to hold the angle
• Check and tighten the post and stretcher hardware periodically to maintain stable footing