Capra Floor Mirror
Designed with a subtle arch and pane detailing, Capra reinterprets the grand style of the Palladian window as a freestanding floor mirror. Designed to lean rather than be hung, the mirror brings a clean, classic look to the entry, sunroom or dining room. The mirror’s design is derived from the work of the 16th-century architect Andrea Palladio, who updated the architecture of ancient Rome for his own time, popularizing the use of columns and arches.
Designed with a subtle arch and pane detailing, Capra reinterprets the grand style of the Palladian window as a freestanding floor mirror. Designed to lean rather than be hung, the mirror brings a clean, classic look to the entry, sunroom or dining room. The mirror’s design is derived from the work of the 16th-century architect Andrea Palladio, who updated the architecture of ancient Rome for his own time, popularizing the use of columns and arches.
Designed with a subtle arch and pane detailing, Capra reinterprets the grand style of the Palladian window as a freestanding floor mirror. Designed to lean rather than be hung, the mirror brings a clean, classic look to the entry, sunroom or dining room. The mirror’s design is derived from the work of the 16th-century architect Andrea Palladio, who updated the architecture of ancient Rome for his own time, popularizing the use of columns and arches.