Phillips Collection-TH59565

Marsoni

M251S

$109.00

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Phillips Collection-TH59565The perfect example of how we use even the smallest pieces of natural wood we source, the Small Chuleta Mirror is a sculptural piece created from a freeform end cut of chamcha wood that was hollowed out and fashioned into a mirror. Though many product designers would see this as a useless castaway, we see it as building a block that creates dynamic elements for interiors. These mirrors personify the modern organic ethos for which Phillips Collection

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Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2026