Fringe Mirror 572 Furniture Roll & Hill

Fringe Mirror

By Bower Studios, for Roll & Hill

Fringe Mirror

By Bower Studios, For Roll & Hill

$3,960.00 - $5,440.00

Finish
Black Walnut

SPEC #: RNH1639872 | ID: FRIN-MIRR-RC-36X24-WAL

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Fringe Mirror

SPEC #: RNH1639872

ID: FRIN-MIRR-RC-36X24-WAL

Designed by Bower StudiosRead Bio

Subtle, abstract, and a little playful, the Fringe Mirror will make a stylish addition to any space. The arched wooden frame is accented by a panel with a ridged texture, recalling the fringe of a garment.

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Finish: Black Walnut, Ebonized Oak, Vintage Oak, White Oak

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Roll & Hill is an American design-minded furniture and lighting company based in New York, known for its high-quality pieces made in collaboration with independent designers. Founded in 2010 by Jason Miller, Roll & Hill's mission is to create exceptional, handcrafted furniture and lighting that reflects a modern American aesthetic. Roll & Hill is committed to using American materials and manufacturing techniques. Their pieces are made by hand in their own facilities in Grand Rapids, Michigan, using high-quality materials like brass, bronze, leather, wood, hand-knotted rope, and mouth-blown glass. Roll & Hill works with a talented roster of independent designers, giving them a platform to showcase their work and create unique pieces that wouldn't be possible through mass production.

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Founded in New York City by partners Danny Giannella and Tammer Hijazi, Bower is a multidisciplinary studio creating furniture, lighting, and accessories, with a particular focus on mirrors, which its founders see as the objects most closely tied to human consciousness. Through an open, experimental process, Bower brings unexpected pieces into everyday life, placing reflection at the center. The studio is named after the bowerbird, known for building elaborate, striking structures, a fitting reference for work designed to earn a second look.