The Meadows Mirror is conceived as a quiet architectural object, both reflective surface and crafted volume. Made from solid mahogany, it carries the weight and presence of furniture rather than decoration, grounding the mirror as something built to remain. Floral inlays are set into the front surface with restraint, introducing a botanical rhythm that reveals itself slowly. The motif is suggestive rather than illustrative, echoing the wild growth of meadow flowers and tying the mirror into the wider collection. Behind its composed exterior, the mirror opens to reveal a double mirrored interior. This allows the mirror to be used from multiple angles, offering a fuller, more practical view when dressing or preparing. The layered construction also creates depth and reflection within reflection, shifting the object between surface and interior, closed and open. The Meadows Mirror is made to age with time. It is an object intended to be kept, repaired if needed, and passed on - gaining character through use rather than being replaced. Mounted on the wall, it balances function with a sense of discovery: an everyday object that quietly rewards attention over a lifetime.