Dusk's Indie Wavy Wood Mirror has been reduced to £54, down from £90, and costs £221 less than a similar John Lewis design - the Wiggle Full-Length Wood Frame Wall Mirror at £275.
The mirror features a distinctive curved frame made from pine wood with a rich mid-wood finish, giving it a warm, natural appearance. Its wavy silhouette adds a playful, retro-inspired touch while remaining subtle enough to complement both contemporary and traditional interiors.
Design and Dimensions
Measuring 55cm wide, 90cm tall and 3.2cm deep, the Indie Wavy Wood Mirror is a versatile size for hanging in a hallway, above a console table or as a decorative feature in a bedroom. It comes with secure hooks for easy wall mounting and can be styled alongside curved furniture, ceramics and soft lighting for a co-ordinated look.
Other options include the Niamh Wavy Wall Mirror for £22, down from £45, at Dusk. Available in two colours - terracotta or tawny port - it also has a wavy, sculpted silhouette and measures 42cm x 2cm x 62cm.
Alternatives and Customer Feedback
Dunelm has its Cleo Wiggle Wood Rectangle Wall Mirror for £40, available in cream or dark wood brown, with a wiggle design and a 'warm toned wood frame'. A smaller option is the Habitat Green Wavy Wall Mirror for £40, measuring 60cm x 57cm, with a 'distinctive curved wooden frame' in a green shade, designed to hang both horizontally and vertically.
The Indie Wavy Wood Mirror has been rated highly at Dusk, with one customer saying: "Really well made. Incredible value." Another added: "Lovely mirror!" A third person said: "The stunning mirror looks great in my hallway, good quality as always with Dusk."
Considerations Before Buying
There were no negative reviews, but wavy and organic-shaped mirror frames can sometimes slightly alter the reflection perspective near the edges, compared to traditional flat, straight-edged frames. Dusk also notes that styled room images are for inspiration only, and the mid-wood frame colour may vary depending on your room's lighting and surroundings.
