This oval mirror doesn’t just borrow from the language of the wilderness, it speaks it fluently. Its oak frame is entirely sheathed in whitetail deer antlers, arranged with such intention that they take on the elegance of a laurel wreath. Each tine overlaps the next, rising in a quiet crescendo toward the top, creating a rhythm that feels almost architectural. At the base, a pair of antlers crosses in a poised, sculptural moment, a natural focal point that anchors the whole composition.

It’s a piece that understands the nuance of lodge style without leaning into cliché. Yes, it belongs in an Adirondack camp or a country house with wide-plank floors and a fire always at the ready. But place it in a modern city apartment, against concrete or next to steel, and it becomes something else entirely. A bold, woodsy punctuation mark that proves wilderness and sophistication can share the same mirror.

28 in. W x 8 in. D x 43 in. H