Yes. Our mirrors are cut and beveled by hand, using artisanal methods. Each piece is worked with care, especially the bevel, which is polished by hand to reveal all the depth and light of the glass. This craftsmanship takes time and gives each mirror a unique presence. Slight variations may therefore occur from one mirror to another, due to the vagaries of the hand.

They are made in a workshop near Porto, Portugal, following traditional craftsmanship. Each piece is prepared, beveled and finished with care to guarantee a durable, high-quality object.

Yes. Because they are worked by hand, our mirrors may show slight variations in the bevel or finish. These nuances are part of the artisanal gesture and make each piece subtly unique.

A mirror bevel is a finish where the edges of the mirror are cut at a gentle slope. This cut creates a chamfer all around the glass.

In short:

• Craftsmanship: the bevels are shaped by hand, giving each mirror its own irregular bevel. Each piece is therefore unique.
• Decorative use: the bevel enhances the frameless mirror, giving it the look of wall jewellery.
• Refined visual effect: the bevel catches and reflects the light, creating a sparkling, almost crystalline border.

In industrial production, the bevel is made by standardised machines that produce regular, identical and often very thin bevels.

Our artisanal production allows us to create wider and, above all, irregular bevels. This irregularity is what sets us apart from other brands. The result is more alive: light reflects differently. The variations of the bevel accentuate the organic shapes of the mirror.