Brutalist Triple-Frame Mirror

The Brutalist Triple-Frame Mirror by John Richard commands a wall with the quiet authority of sculptural architecture, its layered frames building depth and shadow in a composition that feels less like decoration than structural intention. At thirty-five inches tall and twenty-nine inches wide, the piece occupies its space with a considered mass — substantial without overwhelming, assertive without noise. The triple-frame construction creates a rhythm of receding planes that rewards prolonged attention, shifting in character as light moves across it throughout the day.