The softly rounded upper corners and subtle arched contours draw inspiration from Renaissance architectural arches, refined into modern elegance. When the 73×171cm mirror stands vertically, its proportions echo the elegant lines of window pediments at Rome’s Palazzo Farnese, bringing a touch of Baroque rhythm to contemporary walls.

The 55cm round mirror recreates the cosmic harmony of Venetian Doge’s Palace bronze-framed mirrors, while the 90×65cm horizontal mirror resonates with the mirror hall philosophy of Versailles’ Hall of Mirrors. Five carefully curated sizes compose a spatial sonata: the 60×80cm model whispers a Rococo melody in dressing areas, while the 72×100cm piece above the fireplace echoes a Neoclassical symphony.

The central acanthus leaf cluster at the crown is a miniature variation of Versailles’ lintel relief, while the grapevine carvings at the base inherit the legacy of Florence’s Palazzo Pitti window frames. Each pattern is cast from traditional French plaster molds, reviving the soul of 18th-century gold leaf craftsmanship within a 3mm narrow frame.

The curved surface of the round mirror softly diffuses candlelight, echoing the gentle focus of Rubens’ paintings, while the 171cm full-length mirror reconstructs spatial depth—much like Louis XIV extending his vision through the Hall of Mirrors. As morning light grazes the subtly arched edge of the 72×100cm mirror, it casts a luminous crown upon the wall, reminiscent of the dome of Rome’s San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane.

Crafted with high-clarity silver-coated glass and gilded PU frames, this Baroque mirror collection embodies the evolution of neoclassical gold-framed mirrors—ideal for luxury home decor, classic interior styling, and those who appreciate artisanal European craftsmanship.