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Arch Window Mirror

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Original price was: £180.00.Current price is: £160.00.

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Description

Create a stunning feature wall in your home with the timeless style of this white arch window mirror. Its graceful arch and windowpane-inspired design create a stylish and spacious feel in any room.

Key Features

  • Classic arch design inspired by traditional arch window mirrors, adding height and openness to your décor.
  • Generous dimensions ideal for creating a focal point in living rooms, entryways, or bedrooms.
  • Windowpane detailing mimics the look of an arched window, adding depth and architectural character.
  • Crisp white finish complements a wide range of interior styles.

 

Code: HIL23338
Dimensions: 4L x 80W x 200H

 

Order today and let your walls reflect timeless beauty!

 

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