DP Curates: 7 Irregularly Shaped Mirrors That Reflect A Softer And Stranger Geometry

In the age of expressive interiors and non-linear aesthetics, mirrors have broken free from the tyranny of neat rectangles and predictable circles. The latest wave in home décor leans into asymmetry, biomorphic curves, and offbeat silhouettes, giving rise to the irregularly shaped mirror as a statement piece. No longer just functional, these mirrors ripple across walls like liquid reflections, blurring the line between art and utility. We spotlight seven mirrors that are a sculptural marvel in their own right.

1. Ori Dual Floor Mirror By Sage Living

Recall the quiet childhood joy of folding paper, where each deliberate crease brought boats, cranes and whimsical creatures to life. Tracing this rush of nostalgia and simplicity, Sage Living’s ‘Ori Dual Floor Mirror’ distils the same elegance of origami. Envisioned by Keerthi Tummala, Founder and Creative Director, the mirror’s sharply defined silhouette is hand-forged in metal with a vintage brass finish. Perched atop a monolithic stone pedestal, the mirror appears as a crystalline shard, at once weightless and commanding. Crafted by skilled artisans with a Saint-Gobain glass mirror at its core, ‘Ori’ carries subtle irregularities that celebrate the human hand. Its dual-sided design adds dimension and fluidity wherever it is placed. Position it near a window to amplify natural light, or let it anchor a corner to create a more extravagant look.

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2. Luna Mirror By Dotto: Objects Of Curiosity

The ‘Luna mirror’ invites you to slow down and look closer. Designed by Saloni Mehta of Dotto: Objects Of Curiosity, it is an object balancing technique, material, and visual play. Bold in form yet grounded in detail, its asymmetrical teakwood frame is finished in a black PU coating, while the hand-carved legs undergo an ancient Japanese Shou Sugi Ban technique—a controlled burning process that brings out the intricate grain of the wood. The result is a beautifully textured surface that you can not only see but feel. Instead of a singular pane, the mirror is composed of three tinted panels that coalesce into an abstract pattern, creating a layered visual experience. As you stand before it, an optical illusion unfolds. Designed to stand freely commanding quiet authority, the Luna mirror can bring contemplative drama to bedroom spaces, living areas or any transitional space.

3. Monolith By Popcorn Atelier  X  Sumessh Menon Editions

‘Monolith’ by Popcorn Atelier X Sumessh Menon Editions is a brooding part mirror and part mystical artefact. Its uneven silhouette rises straight from the earth: a shard of land cracked and eroded by wind, water and time. Sculpted from solid white oak and charred to a rich black texture, its form is bold and elemental. The edges are hand-chipped to reveal raw oak beneath, adding to its sense of organic perfection. An off-centre elliptical mirror sits within the wood, resembling a void that cracked open over time. The mirror is a precision-cut, bevelled glass inset, perfectly scaled for seated or waist-level reflection. ‘Monolith’ can stand alone against a light, neutral backdrop or beside natural stone or concrete elements in entryways, living rooms or tranquil corners.

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4. Eraya Mirror By Shailesh Rajput Studio

If stalactites could talk, they would probably nod approvingly at the ‘Eraya’ mirror by Shailesh Rajput Studio, inspired by the raw allure of cave drapery. Part of the ‘Bhumi series,’ the mirror is crafted by hand using a compound epoxy texture over a wooden base to create a timeworn surface. Its elongated, irregular shape mimics nature’s slowest forming sculpture. Eraya serves not just as a mirror but as wall-bound poetry. Whether backlit as a wall light or adorned as an elemental wall art, it brings the wild, untouched beauty of nature into the domestic realm graciously.

5. Ari Mirror By Intent Made

The ‘Ari Mirror’ by Intent Made throws symmetry out the window, choosing instead to meander like a hand-drawn sketch or the edge of a still pond. Its irregular, freeform silhouette is inspired by organic, naturally occurring shapes, evoking fluidity, softness, and an unconfined sense of movement. Crafted from premium-grade locally sourced mirror glass and encased in a hand-chiselled, polished wood frame, it exemplifies artisanal craftsmanship and innovative precision. Its smoothly bevelled edges shimmer subtly, making it ideal for entryways, console backdrops or moody corners that crave softness.  It also works well as a solo accent in calm, meditative spaces.

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6. Mirror Of Narcissus By IRA Udaipur

A vintage piece drawn from ancient lore, the ‘Mirror of Narcissus’ from IRA Udaipur’s Dolphinos collection transforms mythology into material mastery. Inspired by the Greek tale of the youth who fell for this reflection, the mirror captures the stillness of that fabled moment, its cast metal frame rippling like water frozen mid-gaze. The hand-cut glass fits seamlessly into its fluid silhouette. The ‘Mirror of Narcissus’ is ideal for hallways where it can catch soft morning light, dreamy boudoirs, or gallery walls in need of intrigue. Handcrafted using age-old metalworking techniques, it is a testament to timeless craftsmanship.

7. The Upside Down Floor Mirror Set By One O One Studios

If the moon had a vanity set, this would be it. A celestial pair of floor-standing mirrors from the Many Moons collection by One O One Studios, the ‘Upside Down Floor Mirror Set,’ designed by Yasha Mehta and Hiren Ganatra, is inspired by the iconic lipstick mirror. The sculptural duo features a textured white plaster finish imitating the craters. The surface is delicately perforated for star-like pinpricks of light to shimmer through. The gentle gleam of champagne-toned mirrors lends an understated opulence and ensures full visibility from varied proximities, making them an exquisite, space-savvy solution for space settings.