MIRROR | VALLE 42×84cm (Mirror)

https://dentostore.jp/wp-content/themes/DENTO/img/detail/point/607_01.jpg **A simple mirror made by a long-established picture frame manufacturer** This mirror has a simple and sophisticated design, made by a long-established picture frame manufacturer. The natural texture of solid wood and the matte texture created by careful polishing are attractive. Simply displaying it on the wall will elevate the atmosphere of your room. It uses a mirror with little distortion, and is characterized by a clear reflection. https://dentostore.jp/wp-content/themes/DENTO/img/detail/point/607_02.jpg **Highly complete as an interior item** It uses the Dokko method, a wooden joinery technique used in Japanese architecture, which not only gives it a sense of stability when displayed, but also eliminates unnecessary gaps between the wall and the product. The Dokko method involves cutting a notch into the edge of a piece of wood, joining it to another piece of wood, and fastening it in place without using nails or glue. https://dentostore.jp/wp-content/themes/DENTO/img/detail/point/607_03.jpg **Shatterproof sheet for peace of mind in case of emergency** The mirror surface is covered with a shatterproof sheet to prevent shattering even if it falls. It can be used safely and securely even in homes with small children and pets. Of course, it is also earthquake-proof. **You can choose from three different materials** The following three materials are available: - Walnut wood with a luxurious feel, featuring a calm color tone and beautiful wood grain - Cherry wood has a dense, smooth grain and develops a deep, rich color over time. - Oak wood with a bright color and clear, beautiful grain https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AdEjDB1cF_I **■SIZE/MATERIAL/REMARKS** Size: Width 420 x Depth 840 x Height 42 (mm) Material: Natural wood Paint: Oil finish Type: Walnut / Oak / Cherry Country of Origin: Japan (Hiroshima Prefecture) Designer: Mori Nobuo Instruction manual: https://dentostore.jp/pdf/manual_mirror.pdf (0.2MB) Product series: FRAME Note: *The product will be delivered finished. Note: The color and texture of the product images may appear different depending on the device or monitor you are using. **■BRAND** https://dentostore.jp/wp-content/themes/DENTO/img/product/banner-dento.jpg **DENTO** DENTO is a picture frame/furniture brand located in Kamijo-cho, Fuchu City, Hiroshima Prefecture, surrounded by lush mountains. This town has long been a center of calligraphy culture and has flourished as a producer of picture frames to display works of art. The company was founded in 1988 as a manufacturing factory for picture frames, folding screens, tea ceremony utensils, etc., and began making furniture in 2012. DENTO's products feature gentle curves that evoke natural landscapes and sculptures, the warmth unique to wood, and a smooth texture born from careful handwork, creating a natural design that fits into any space, as well as a gentle texture that soothes the heart every time you use it. **■SERIES** https://dentostore.jp/wp-content/themes/DENTO/img/product/banner-frame.jpg **FRAME** This is a high-quality standard frame series that can be used for a long time. Product designer Nobuo Mori designed it while considering the original role of a frame, which is to make photos and paintings more beautiful. The unique grain of each solid wood accentuates its presence and creates a space with depth. It can be used in many situations such as the living room, entrance, and bedroom. **■DESIGNER** https://dentostore.jp/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/%E6%A3%AE%E5%AE%A3%E9%9B%84%E6%A7%98%E5%86%99%E7%9C%9F.jpg **Mori Nobuo** Product designer. Born in Fukuoka in 1946. After graduating from the Department of Industrial Design at Musashino Art University, he worked at Nagano Interior Industrial Co., Ltd. before establishing Mori Nobuo Design Room in 1987. Working under the theme of "design for those who make, sell and use," he is active in a wide range of areas, from product design for sofas, dining tables, living room cabinets and beds to designing spaces, mainly for furniture manufacturers in the Kyushu region.