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ROUND WALL MIRROR WITH ABACA FIBER FRAME IN NATURAL 85x17x85Hcm.HM7742
ROUND WALL MIRROR WITH ABACA FIBER FRAME IN NATURAL 85x17x85Hcm.HM7742
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The mirror HM7742 is truly an impressive piece for your space's decor! Its design will capture everyone's interest, with a frame made of natural-colored Manila hemp fibers, which "hosts" the relatively small mirror in its center. What makes this mirror stand out is the sense of depth it provides, as the abaca fiber rope around the mirror is layered and forms a "well" which is in turn framed by fluffy abaca fibers. A primarily decorative wall mirror that offers a focal point in your space in a very distinctive style.
DIMENSIONS:
85x17x85 cm (Φ85 cm)
Distance from wall: 17 cm
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION:
Aside from the mirror itself, the mirror's frame is made from specially processed abaca fibers. Manila hemp, also known as abaca, is a type of lustrous fiber obtained from Musa textilis (a relative of edible bananas), also called Manila hemp as well as abaca. Abaca is an extremely strong fiber, very expensive, and many times higher in price than wood pulp. The name refers to the capital of the Philippines, one of the main producers of Manila hemp. Cultivating abaca plants can reduce erosion, increase biodiversity, and enrich the soil. Finally, it is resistant to water and humidity.
MAINTENANCE:
All it needs is dusting and, when necessary, cleaning with a damp cloth.
ADVANTAGES:
The mirror HM7742 is striking in appearance, and whoever looks at it feels as if they are "diving in" thanks to its unique design. It is ideal for the home as well as for professional spaces such as hotels, Airbnbs, catering establishments as a decorative element, etc.
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DIMENSIONS:
85x17x85 cm (Φ85 cm)
Distance from wall: 17 cm
MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION:
Aside from the mirror itself, the mirror's frame is made from specially processed abaca fibers. Manila hemp, also known as abaca, is a type of lustrous fiber obtained from Musa textilis (a relative of edible bananas), also called Manila hemp as well as abaca. Abaca is an extremely strong fiber, very expensive, and many times higher in price than wood pulp. The name refers to the capital of the Philippines, one of the main producers of Manila hemp. Cultivating abaca plants can reduce erosion, increase biodiversity, and enrich the soil. Finally, it is resistant to water and humidity.
MAINTENANCE:
All it needs is dusting and, when necessary, cleaning with a damp cloth.
ADVANTAGES:
The mirror HM7742 is striking in appearance, and whoever looks at it feels as if they are "diving in" thanks to its unique design. It is ideal for the home as well as for professional spaces such as hotels, Airbnbs, catering establishments as a decorative element, etc.
