Mirrors

A departure from the cutting board collection, but built with the same eye for grain and contrast — these mirrors pair a single live-edge slab of Curly Maple or Walnut with a hand-welded steel frame, letting the raw silhouette of the wood become the star of the piece.

Each mirror is anchored by a tall, tapering plank left in its natural live-edge form — the bark line replaced by a smooth, flowing curve that narrows and twists organically from top to bottom. In the Curly Maple pieces, that shape catches the light in waves across the figured grain; in the Walnut versions, the same silhouette reads darker and more sculptural. The mirror glass sits directly beside the slab, so the reflection itself becomes part of the composition — doubling the wood’s organic edge and making the piece feel sculptural from every angle.

Framing it all is a minimal, angled steel frame, welded by hand to hold the glass and wood in a single clean plane. The steel is left dark and understated on purpose — a quiet structural counterpoint to the organic movement of the slab, industrial where the wood is natural, straight where the wood flows.