Porthcurno Round Mirror

A deep teal enamelled dish, a fine gold rim, a generous round glass — the mirror that behaves like a piece of art rather than a practical afterthought.

The round wall mirror is one of the quiet workhorses of a considered interior, and the Porthcurno gives it a richer, more collectable voice. The wide, gently dished frame is finished in a mottled teal-blue enamel that shifts between petrol, ocean and near-black depending on the light, while a slim band of warm gold traces both the outer edge and the inner ring of glass. The result is a mirror that reads as a decorative object first and a functional one second — the kind of piece that anchors a hallway, mantel or dressing area rather than simply serving it.

What sets it apart

Colour where you least expect it

Most round mirrors reach for black, brass or bare metal. The Porthcurno does something braver — it brings a deep, tactile teal into a category that rarely offers any colour at all, and pairs it with gold rather than the more obvious silver or bronze. The enamelled surface has genuine depth and movement to it, a speckled, almost stone-like finish that rewards a closer look, while the near-metre diameter gives it real presence on a wall. It is generous, unusual and quietly luxurious — a mirror chosen for how it looks switched off, not just what it reflects.