CRUSOË
Wood Trim Asymmetrical Mirror
The Wood Trim Asymmetrical Mirror is a wall-mounted decorative mirror from Crusoë, a Canadian brand at Simons Maison, featuring an elongated asymmetrical oval mirror glass framed in solid teakwood. It includes hanging hardware and measures 40 inches (101 cm) high by 18 inches (46 cm) wide by 1.25 inches (3.5 cm) deep. As an online-only item, it ships directly from the supplier and typically arrives within 2-3 weeks.
- Color
- Teak
- Material
- Solid teakwood frame and mirror glass
- Style
- scandinavian, modern
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Mirrors
Specifications
An elongated asymmetrical mirror with a solid teakwood frame, offering a warm Scandinavian style.
Mirror glass, solid teakwood frame, hanging hardware included.
- Color
- Teak · brown
- Material
- Solid teakwood frame and mirror glass
- Secondary
- glass
- Style
- scandinavian, modern
- Gender
- unisex
- Condition
- new
- Dimensions
- 40x18x1.25 in
- Category
- Home & Garden > Decor > Mirrors
Additional Attributes
- mirror glass
- solid teakwood frame
- hanging hardware included
- elongated
- asymmetrical
- Scandinavian style
- craftsmanship
- durable
- nature-inspired
Product Insights
The CRUSOË Wood Trim Asymmetrical Mirror pairs a solid teak frame (Janka hardness 1,000–1,155 lbf, volumetric shrinkage 7%) with a narrow 18-inch profile that makes compact rooms feel larger and corridors taller, serving as a bedroom focal point, dining candlelight reflector, gallery wall anchor, or hallway elongator. Its natural moisture resistance eliminates the need for sealant, but the teak darkens to golden-brown and eventually weathers to silvery-gray if unsealed; the asymmetrical pebble silhouette may appear cheap in high-end bathrooms without intentional styling and must be hung centered 6 inches above furniture using included hardware (plaster requires different anchors). At $318 CAD, it costs less than a pine mirror while offering solid teak durability, suiting Japandi and Scandi lounges, small spaces, and gallery walls, but its trend-peak design polarizes traditional interiors.
Verified claims
- Durability
- Solid teak frame delivers Janka hardness 1,000–1,155 lbf for dent resistance.
- Moisture resistance
- Volumetric shrinkage only 7%; no additional sealant needed for moisture resistance.
- Placement
- This mirror works as a bedroom dresser focal point, dining candlelight reflector, gallery wall anchor, and hallway elongator.
- Hanging
- Hang only; do not lean. Designed for vertical wall mounting.
- Hardware
- Typically includes two keyhole brackets, two #8 x 1-1/4 in screws, and two plastic drywall anchors. The supplied anchors are designed for standard drywall; for plaster or lath walls, use toggle bolts or plaster-rated anchors instead.
- Narrow profile
- At 18 inches wide, it is the narrowest solid-wood asymmetrical mirror among key competitors.
- Spatial perception
- Irregular shape makes compact rooms feel larger and narrow corridors taller.
- Value
- At $318 CAD, it costs less than a pine mirror ($345.99) but offers solid teak's durability.
- Care
- The teak frame needs no protective finish or oiling. Clean it with mild soap and water as needed; indoors it holds its warm tone, while outdoor UV exposure would gradually turn it silvery-gray.
- Material
- Solid teak frame, unlike pine, resists bathroom humidity without sealing.
- Trend
- The pebble silhouette traces to West Elm's 2016 mirror and has resurged on social media.
- Aesthetic perception
- Pebble-silhouette asymmetrical mirror is at a trend peak and is stylistically coded for warm Scandinavian and modern Japandi interiors, with a cozy, natural, serene mood.
- Styling versatility
- Suits Japandi and Scandi lounges, small spaces, and gallery walls, softening angular interiors.
- Teak finish evolution
- Indoors, the teak frame naturally darkens to a richer golden-brown over the first year of light exposure; unsealed outdoor exposure would weather it silvery-gray.
- Teak sealer for color preservation
- Applying a teak sealer once a year is an optional step to keep the original golden-brown color; it is not required for durability or moisture resistance.
- Narrow-width niche
- At 18 inches wide, this mirror is the narrowest solid-wood asymmetrical mirror among key competitors, making it the go-to for slim hallway or powder-room walls.
- Abrasion resistance
- Teak's natural silica content gives the frame built-in resistance to incidental contact from rings, brushes, and bathroom hardware.
- Rot and pest resistance
- Teak heartwood is classified as very durable against decay fungi and termites, so the frame will not rot or attract pests in damp bathrooms.
- Off-center leveling
- Because the mirror's visual center and load center do not coincide, mark the actual hanging geometry rather than the frame outline and use a self-leveling cleat set into two studs to keep it from drifting into a visible lean.
- Scratch durability
- The solid teak frame carries natural oils through the heartwood, so a scuff, a sanded corner, or a re-cut mitre exposes more oil-bearing timber rather than raw unprotected fibre; the surface cannot wear through to a vulnerable substrate the way a film finish can.
Product record
- Title
- Wood Trim Asymmetrical Mirror
- Brand
- CRUSOË
- Price
- 318 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Buying Guide
1 comparison · 11 sourcesUses
Wall-mounting the mirror above a console or table
This asymmetrical wood-trim mirror is designed to be hung on a wall rather than leaned against it, with hanging hardware included in the box. A decorating commenter suggests positioning it a few inches higher than the table it sits above and centered, and notes that hiring a handyman to hang it is worth doing if needed.[1,2,3]
Hanging a warm Scandinavian accent above a table
This elongated wood-trim mirror suits shoppers who want to add a warm Scandinavian atmosphere to a room. It is designed to be hung rather than leaned, and one commenter suggested placing it centered and about 6 inches higher than the table below it.[1,2]
Product comparison
Compared within this brand.
| Wood Trim Asymmetrical Mirror: Choose this if you want a wall-mounted accent mirror with a warm Scandinavian look: it has an elongated, asymmetrical oval shape with a narrow solid teakwood trim in light natural wood, and measures 40 inches tall by 18 inches wide by 1.25 inches deep. Hanging hardware is included, but note it is not meant to lean, so plan to mount it securely on the wall.[1,2,3] | Rattan Trim Asymmetrical Mirror: Choose this if you want a decorative wall mirror with an organic, sculptural presence: it has an abstract, asymmetrical silhouette with soft curved edges, natural rattan trim, and comes in one size measuring 32.5 inches tall, 23 inches long, and 1.25 inches deep. Hanging hardware is included, with a keyhole bracket near the top center of the veneered wooden backing. Note that the natural rattan shows knots, joint markings, and small surface imperfections, which is part of its handmade character rather than a flaw. Simons also describes the piece—made from glass and rattan by Crusoë, a Canadian brand—as bringing warmth and refinement to modern decors.[4,5,6,7] | Lyndi Teak Rounded Mirror: Choose this if you want a horizontal wall mirror with an elegant rounded silhouette for a contemporary interior. It is crafted from recycled teak wood with a rustic finish, offered in one size measuring about 35.5 inches tall by 19.75 inches long and 1.25 inches deep, with hanging hardware included. As reclaimed wood, expect visible grain, small knots, and natural surface color variation, and the rounded teak frame is shown with keyhole hanger plates.[8,9,10,11] |
Image Analysis
1 images- 01
Product
Asymmetrical oval wall mirror with a narrow natural wood trim around an irregular oval mirror surface; mirror reflects a tall window.
- Overall shapeVertically oriented asymmetrical oval mirror with an off-center inner reflective surface and a surrounding narrow wooden trim that follows the oval but is thicker at some points.
1 region
x 0.24 · y 0.08 · w 0.52 · h 0.82 (high) - Trim material and grainLight natural wood trim with visible straight grain lines and subtle color variation in the wood planks.
1 region
x 0.24 · y 0.08 · w 0.52 · h 0.82 (medium) - Reflective surfaceSmooth mirror glass occupying the inner area, reflecting a tall multi-pane window; reflection shows bright window frames and vertical highlight near the right side of the mirror.
1 region
x 0.32 · y 0.13 · w 0.40 · h 0.70 (high) - Asymmetry detailLeft side of the wood trim appears slightly narrower and more curved than the right side, producing a nonuniform silhouette.
2 regions
x 0.26 · y 0.16 · w 0.28 · h 0.62 (medium); x 0.48 · y 0.12 · w 0.20 · h 0.70 (medium) - Top join detailAt the top, the wood trim shows a visible mitered or joined segment where grain directions meet, forming a subtle V-shaped point.
1 region
x 0.46 · y 0.08 · w 0.14 · h 0.10 (medium)
Other
Mirror photographed mounted on a textured gray concrete or plaster wall with even ambient lighting; window reflection creates a strong vertical highlight on the mirror surface.
- Background surfaceTextured gray wall with fine cracks and marbling visible across the frame.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.00 · w 1.00 · h 1.00 (high) - Reflection contentClear bright reflection of a tall multi-pane window occupying much of the mirror's reflective area.
1 region
x 0.36 · y 0.14 · w 0.28 · h 0.68 (high) - Lighting and shadowSoft overall lighting with a slight shadowing around the mirror edges and a pronounced vertical highlight from the reflected window.
- Image crop and orientationFull mirror is visible and centered vertically with the top of the mirror near the top third of the image; image is portrait orientation.
Colors
light natural wood· wood trim#D6CABCreflective white· mirror glass#F5F1EB- Overall shapeVertically oriented asymmetrical oval mirror with an off-center inner reflective surface and a surrounding narrow wooden trim that follows the oval but is thicker at some points.
Documents & Data
Reddit Insights
4 threads · r/HomeDecorating, r/DesignMyRoom, r/HelpMeFind, r/woodworkingReddit users view asymmetrical wood-trim mirrors as a bold, eye-catching design choice but caution that they require careful positioning, complementary decor, and secure hanging to avoid looking awkward or cheap.
Opinions are split: some praise the unique organic shape as a stylish departure from traditional mirrors, while others dismiss it as trendy, potentially cheap-looking, and hard to integrate. Enthusiasm is tempered by practical installation and styling challenges.
Themes
Use Cases
- Decorative wall accent
- Bathroom vanity mirror
- Floor or full-length mirror
- Custom woodworking project
Watch Out For
Compared To
vs Round mirrors
Round mirrors are seen as timeless and classic, while asymmetrical mirrors offer a more modern, unique look but risk appearing dated or cheap in some contexts.
vs Similar products from West Elm, Homary, Etsy
These mirrors are widely available from multiple retailers and handmade sellers, with the CRUSOË version being one of many mid-century pebble-shaped designs.
Source Threads
Hanging and styling advice for asymmetrical wall mirror
This mirror is not meant to lean. If you need to hire a handyman to hang it, do it. But it needs to be about 6" higher than the table and centered.
u/babs82222r/HomeDecoratingView thread →
Perceived cheapness of asymmetrical mirrors vs. classic round
I see the allure of an asymmetrical mirror but it looks a tad cheap, we do high end bathrooms and the circle mirror is an easy classic that will stand the test of time far better.
u/Totalsolor/DesignMyRoomView thread →
Identifying pebble mirrors and alternative retailers
It’s either from CB2, Urban Outfitters or West Elm. It was on my to buy list for the last few years. If you search for “pebble mirror” you’ll find many dupes and possibly the original from the photo.
u/Chartreuseshuttersr/HelpMeFindView thread →
Adhesive warning and DIY framing approach
You can get mirror specific adhesive. If you use regular construction adhesive there’s a good chance of the mirror failing over time, the adhesive can corrode the silver.
u/holzproductsr/woodworkingView thread →