Imagine waking up each morning with golden rays of sunlight beaming from your smiling face. Sure, maybe that’s the way you’ve always thought of yourself. But now it can be real. This mirror is inspired by Louis XVI-era French décor, but its retro cool styling would also mesh well with mid-century...

Every room needs a statement piece. This mirror is just the answer. The frame is crafted from bone and horn in a chevron pattern, a popular fret in design and architecture. Hang it up or lean it on top of a console to bring some height and light where it's needed.

For a mirror with a lot of texture and rustic appeal, look no further. This hand-cast resin mirror is framed with an acanthus leaf design. The weathered finish varies slightly on each frame because it is handpainted in a blue hue and distressed heavily, revealing warm brown tones underneath The...

You’ll hear the sounds of the roaring twenties in the background every time you gaze into this Venetian glass mirror. Letting it shine in any room is easy. Deciding which room gets the honor of being graced by its presence is the hard part. A keyhole mount is installed on the back for wall hanging....

What's been around for over 20 million years, is the state flower of Mississippi and Louisiana, and was named after 17th-century botanist Pierre Magnol? The Magnolia flower. You can probably tell we have an affection for flowers, so imagine how much we wanted to add this mirror to our collection....

Ah, the elegant, romantic ambiance of Venice. If that’s what floats your boat, then we have just the thing for you. This exquisite mirror features a handmade and antiqued frame that is inspired by Venetian Art Deco. Its large scale adds a dimension of versatility, enabling you to hang it vertically...

Have you been trying to find the perfect little mirror for your home? Looks like luck is on your side. Presenting our handsome bone wall mirror. Each piece of bone tile is hand-cut then hand-applied, a very meticulous and time-consuming craft. One of the great things about this mirror is that it...

We love when natural elements can function in their raw state. This mirror is an example, with its round frame of Philippine chestnut. Hang it above your mantle or in the hallway to add a rustic element to a space. It's the easiest way to make your home feel like a log cabin retreat.

A room without windows is like a bed without pillows. A remedy? This window mirror creates the illusion of grand windows and adds light. It features a handpainted iron frame, that is peaked at the top for added interest. The mirrored panels will create depth and additional light in a dark living...

This mirror dates from around 1840, and the reign of Louis-Philippe I of France. Furniture from this period was somewhat simplified compared to that of previous eras, as evidenced by rounded lines and dark woods. The gilt finish on this piece brings out the handcarvings in the frame, and the paint...

They say having flowers in your home boosts your spirits and tends to make you happier. We couldn't agree more. To keep your spirits up all year long, why not hang this vibrant print so you never have to worry about changing your vase. Its organic lines, rich hues, and crisp, white backdrop...

In this case, in might be okay to feel blue. Create depth and mood in a room with this set of two square canvases. Each is painted with acrylic in a differing shade of blue, lending the soothing effects of this cool hue to the organic texture of brushstrokes. They're lightweight and easy to hang.

I love the vintage feel of this “Butterfly Kisses” art piece.

These are reproductions of 19th century American game boards full of history and character. Use them as individual trays and let the quiet American folk art remind you of simpler times. Hang them all together and their rich, lively designs will bring a playful spirit to your wall.

Reminiscent of the beach, a vista, a horizon, an open field or just abstract art, this painting can represent anything you want it to. The canvas is wrapped around a wooden frame and then handpainted with a blue and green gradient.

Published in 1627, "Coelum Stellatum Christianum" was commissioned by Julius Schiller. Though it received nominal acclaim for its depiction of Christian identities as astrological beings, it was recognized as the most accurate star atlas of its time. This reprint captures the intricate details of...

Bring a bit of the outdoors inside with this avian print. Vibrantly color and exquisite detail were not lost in translation when making our reprint, and we've even kept the foxing and aged look that made the original that much more fascinating. This feathered fellow is caged in, framed and ready to...

Simple. Clean. Sophisticated. These are just a few words we would use to describe this handsome piece of art. Its a photographic print of an egg we had amongst a collection (you know how much we love collecting things!). It's the perfect addition to any room for its understated elegance and...

Simple. Clean. Sophisticated. These are just a few words we would use to describe this handsome piece of art. Its a photographic print of an egg we had amongst a collection (you know how much we love collecting things!). It's the perfect addition to any room for its understated elegance and...

This replica comes from the most comprehensive work on North American trees ever created. In the dawn of the 19th century, Francois Andre Michaux was commissioned by the French government to survey the forests of North America. What came out of his exploration was a collection of color drawings...

The majestic butterfly is known for its unique patterns and variety of colors. We agree with notable butterfly enthusiast, Jeffrey Glassburg, when he says: "...butterflies lead you to the sunny side of life." We decided to capture their essence with this replica from an original volume based on the...

This is a reproduction of a 19th-century American game board full of history and character. Use it as an individual tray and let the quiet American folk art remind you of simpler times. Or hang the whole set together and their rich, lively designs will bring a playful spirit to your wall.

This reproduction print comes from an original watercolor, taken from Edward Donovan's "The Natural History of British Birds." Published in the late eighteenth century, Donovan captured active lives of various birds in their natural habitat, and with exquisite detail. A white wooden frame complete...

Published in the mid-19th century, "Ferns: British & Exotic" was researched and written by naturalist E.J. Lowe. All the artwork, such as the one that was the inspiration for our print, was created by A.F. Lydon. The book was comprised of several block-printed pages of various types of ferns, a...

Locusts have long been associated with negative connotations. But with this framed print you may think twice about being plagued with abhorrence toward them. The original print was hand-colored in the late 18th century, and you and your guests will marvel at the spectacular details. From the vivid...

An exquisite reprint of Edward Donovan's The Naturalist Repository, this displays the detail, coloring, and artistry for which the original is prized. Donovan was a writer, illustrator, and amateur zoologist, who drew hundreds of natural specimens, taken from his own collection and those of other...

This is a reproduction of an original print from Edward Donovan's "Naturalist's Repository." First published in 1823, this collection was prized for the craftsmanship and composition of each handmade image. Each was first block-printed then hand-colored, showcasing stunning detail. Donovan himself...

Sprucing up a room at the lake house could be as easy as accenting a wall, doorway or mantle with this set of handcarved wood paddles. Whether you canoe, kayak, raft, or boat—or just wish you did—these handpainted and slightly distressed paddles are a great expression of your love for the seven...

Shell we tell you how wonderful this wall art is? Water you thinking, of course we will! It's so handsome and old-worldly, reminiscent of small cabinet of curiosities that gained popularity in 17th-century Europe. It's framed in solid wood with a painted, gilt trim and lined in dark blue upholstery...

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Made of plaster, this handy coral shelf is definitely what one would call an item where form meets function. It has keyhole nail mounts on the back, so it acts as a floating shelf, but the textures of the Australian coral beneath will cast interesting shadows making you feel like your scuba diving...

Is it five o'clock yet? You'll get to count down the final minutes of the work-week with this minimalist clock. It's made from baked elm wood with a natural wood finish, which makes it extra-durable. The numberless face makes it a timeless piece (get it?). Requires a AA battery (not included).

The gazelle is an antelope whose name derives from ghazal, the Arabic word for a form of poetry, and is known for its speed in escaping capture. Two hundred years ago, former African slaves reclaimed their own freedom and made the little Caribbean island nation of Haiti the first ever black...

Among the largest of the antelope species, the sable is known to confront prey as ferocious as the African lion. Two hundred years ago, former African slaves confronted their own oppressors, reclaimed their freedom, and made the little Caribbean island nation of Haiti the first ever black republic....