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Phillipe Cherry Mirror

The Phillipe Cherry Landscape Mirror from Elements International is the epitome of elegance and sophistication, thoughtfully designed to pair perfectly with the Phillipe Dresser. Its sleek curved frame adds a graceful touch, while the beveled edges enhance its refined aesthetic with subtle decorative detail. Crafted from premium poplar wood and finished in a rich cherry hue, this mirror is as durable as it is beautiful. Whether reflecting natural light or completing your bedroom ensemble, the Phillipe Landscape Mirror is a timeless addition that elevates the charm of your space.


FEATURES:

  • Poplar Wood with Cherry Finish
  • Curved Mirror
  • Beveled Edges



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Description:

The Phillipe Cherry Landscape Mirror from Elements International is the epitome of elegance and sophistication, thoughtfully designed to pair perfectly with the Phillipe Dresser. Its sleek curved frame adds a graceful touch, while the beveled edges enhance its refined aesthetic with subtle decorative detail. Crafted from premium poplar wood and finished in a rich cherry hue, this mirror is as durable as it is beautiful. Whether reflecting natural light or completing your bedroom ensemble, the Phillipe Landscape Mirror is a timeless addition that elevates the charm of your space.


FEATURES:

  • Poplar Wood with Cherry Finish
  • Curved Mirror
  • Beveled Edges


Material
Mirror/Glass, Wood
Product Collection
Phillipe
Style
Traditional
Finish
Dark Wood
Color
Brown
Brand
Elements International
Manufacturer SKU
B-5210-5-MR
dimensions
Width
47"
Depth
2"
Height
40"
Package Height
4"
Package Depth
45"
Package Width
51"
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