Currey and Company · Turbinella Collection
Turbinella Rectangular Mirror in Natural
The Turbinella Mirror transforms natural seashells into sophisticated wall art. Each shell is hand-applied to create rich texture and organic variation. Its versatile orientation and substantial 48x32-inch size make it a statement piece.
- Hand-applied seashells create unique, artisanal texture
- Can be hung vertically or horizontally for flexibility
- Substantial size (48x32 inches) makes a bold statement
- Natural shell variation ensures each piece is one-of-kind
Recommended Rooms
Coastal-inspired spaces, bathrooms seeking organic texture, and rooms needing a sculptural focal point
Dimensions
Details
- SKU
- 1000-0168
- Category
- Mirrors
- Finish
- Natural
- Style
- Coastal & Nautical
The Turbinella Mirror transforms natural seashells into sophisticated wall art. Each shell is hand-applied to create rich texture and organic variatio...
Dimensions
- Width
- 32.5"
- Height
- 48.25"
- Weight
- 46 lbs
Electrical
- Voltage
- 120V
Product Details
- Category
- Mirrors
- Style
- Coastal & Nautical
- Finish
- Natural
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