The organic shape of this mirror framed by rattan is inspired by the interior design style called Japandi – a nice unity of Scandinavian design and Japanese aesthetics with a minimalist expression.
Product details
Skilled craftspeople have woven the natural fibres by hand, which makes each mirror unique.
Something for the minimalist – a decorative mirror with an organic shape and rattan frame inspired by the interior design style called Japandi.
Japandi is a mix of Scandinavian and Japanese design that is characterised by simplicity and functionality.
Can be placed horizontally or vertically to fit the given space.
Fits anywhere in the home and is also tested and approved for bathrooms.
A mirror on the wall helps add depth to a room and makes it more dynamic.
Provided with safety film - reduces damage if glass is broken.
Thanks to the 3 hooks on the back, you can hang the mirror in the way that best suits your space.
You can have the mirror in the bathroom, but avoid soaking the rattan. Instead, wipe it with a clean, dry cloth.
IKEA of Sweden
Good to know
Each product is a unique, handmade work of art with natural variations in colour and shape.
Different wall materials require different types of fixing devices. Use fixing devices suitable for the walls in your home, sold separately.
To hang securely in place on the wall, this mirror requires 1 screw.
Materials and care
Material
- Mirror:
- Glass, Silicone rubber
- Frame/ Binding:
- Rattan, Clear acrylic lacquer
- Hanger:
- Steel, Epoxy/polyester powder coating
- Mirror:
- Glass, Plastic foil
Care
Wipe dry with a clean cloth.
Rattan is happiest in dry, cool environments with an even temperature.
Use a damp cloth, avoid strong detergents.
Safety and compliance
Measurements
- Height: 68 cm
- Width: 51 cm
Package details
MARISTOVA
Article number305.340.20- Width: 56 cm
- Height: 4 cm
- Length: 68 cm
- Weight: 2.60 kg
- Package(s): 1
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Material
What is mirror glass?
Mirror glass comprises mostly of ordinary glass with a reflective coating in some kind of metal. In the past it was common for the coating to contain lead or mercury – but over time, both of these metals have been shown to be harmful to people and the environment. That’s why, as of several years ago, IKEA has a total ban on using lead or mercury in our mirrors and instead it is non-toxic silver or aluminium that reflects your mirror image.