Parker House - CROSSINGS EDEN Floor Mirror

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CROSSINGS EDEN Floor Mirror

Parker House
CROSSINGS Collection

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Multi-step, hand applied Toasted Tumbleweed finish
Sand-blasted, whitewashed finish over Mango solids
Hand-carved botancial and floral motif carvings
Beveled mirror edge

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Type: Mirrors

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by Parker House

The hand-carved botanical and floral motif carvings add a touch of elegance and sophistication to this floor mirror. The sand-blasted, whitewashed finish over Mango solids creates a unique, rustic look that is sure to impress. The beveled mirror edge and modern French cleat wall hanging hardware make this mirror a functional and stylish piece in any room. Whether you are looking to create a focal point in your bedroom, living room, or entryway, this mirror is sure to make a statement.

Finish: Toasted Tumbleweed
Material: Solid Mango

Features

Multi-step, hand applied Toasted Tumbleweed finish
Sand-blasted, whitewashed finish over Mango solids
Hand-carved botancial and floral motif carvings
Beveled mirror edge
Modern French cleat wall hanging hardware
Each piece of Parker House furniture is unique and features slightly different colorations. Finish colors vary depending on the screen used for viewing. The best way to ensure your furniture matches your expectations is to see it in person.

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Width	36 in.
Depth	2 in.
Height	81 in.

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Type: Mirrors

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