Organic Mirrors
Organic mirrors shaped by nature.
Organic and asymmetric mirrors specified by architects, interior designers, and the trade across Canada and the United States. Five Claris pieces drawn from natural form: raw rock, river stone, butterfly wing, the phases of the moon, and a free-flowing organic line. Each is cut from Belgian low-iron Diamond ClearVision glass.
Specify the organic mirror.
Organic mirrors specified for residential primary baths, hospitality powder rooms, designer showrooms, and feature walls where the mirror reads as the object. Request finishes, sizing, and a quotation for your project.
Organic and asymmetric forms. Stone, Pebble, Butterfly, Como, and Emira: each piece drawn from a natural source.
Edge-lit and backlit. Four pieces lit at the edge, Emira lit from behind. Three light temperatures available on most variants.
Belgian low-iron glass on every piece, for true colour and a clean edge glow.
Anti-fog standard on Stone; available on Butterfly, Pebble, Como, and Emira as a custom option through Concept Studio.
Certified to North American Standards. Five-year warranty. Crafted in Europe.
About organic mirrors.
What is an organic mirror?
A mirror with an organic or irregular silhouette rather than a regular geometric shape. Claris organic mirrors are each drawn from a natural source: raw rock (Stone), a river stone (Pebble), a single butterfly wing (Butterfly), the phases of the moon (Como), and a free-flowing organic line (Emira). The irregular silhouette is the design, not an accident of the cut.
What is the difference between organic and asymmetric?
The terms overlap. An organic mirror is shaped by a natural form; an asymmetric mirror is any mirror that does not have left-right or top-bottom symmetry. Every Claris organic piece is asymmetric. Not every asymmetric mirror reads as organic. Stone, Pebble, Butterfly, and Emira are all organic and asymmetric. Como is organic without being asymmetric in the strict sense (the offset round is symmetric vertically).
Are organic mirrors lit?
Yes. Every active piece is LED. Stone, Butterfly, Pebble, and Como are lit at the edge. Emira is lit from behind. Three light temperatures (3000K, 4000K, 5000K) are available on most variants, with Tri-Temp on Stone and Pebble.
What glass do you use?
Belgian low-iron Diamond ClearVision on every piece. Low-iron reads neutral instead of green, so colour stays true and the edge light sits clean.
Where do organic mirrors work in a space?
Residential primary baths, hospitality powder rooms, foyers, console walls, and designer showrooms where the mirror is part of the room's composition. Pair Butterfly Left and Right across a double vanity. Hang Emira on a foyer feature wall. Use Stone or Pebble as the daily mirror in a primary bath.
Where are they made, and what is the warranty?
Crafted in Europe on Belgian Diamond ClearVision low-iron glass. Every piece is Certified to North American Standards and carries a five-year warranty.
