Sorella Seagrass Woven Round Mirror

Like a quiet window into another world, this woven mirror invites in light, softness, and soul—with the ease of something that’s always belonged.

Product Description

There are mirrors that reflect—and mirrors that ground a room.

Sorella does both. At 32 inches in diameter, it’s framed in tightly wrapped, thin pieces of natural seagrass—each hand-applied, each with its own slight shift in tone. The interplay of light and dark strands gives the frame depth and movement; up close you see the weave, from across the room you see a soft, organic halo that tempers the sharp edge of glass.

Because the seagrass is natural, no two frames read exactly the same. That tonal variation is the beauty—it brings an easy, sun-warmed authenticity to coastal spaces, layered neutrals, relaxed modern, or quietly collected interiors. Hang it where you want to bounce morning light in an entry, soften a stone fireplace, or bring warmth to a bedroom that leans too hard on drywall and windows.

This isn’t just a mirror. It’s an atmospheric detail—texture, light, and a little exhale.

Style Advice from Rachel Blindauer

This is one of my favorite go-to pieces when a space needs both light and texture. In an entryway, pair it with a linen bench and a trio of tonal ceramics for a moment that feels lived-in, but elevated. In a bedroom or bath, flank it with natural sconces or woven wall baskets to echo the warmth of the seagrass. And don’t underestimate the power of backdrop—layered above plaster, stone, or limewash, the frame’s texture really sings.

It’s the kind of mirror that doesn’t just reflect—it brings the room to life. 

Specifications

• Overall Dimensions: 32" W x 32" H x 2" D

• Frame Material: Hand-wrapped natural seagrass over wood substrate

• Color / Tone: Natural seagrass with light-to-dark variation; each piece is unique

• Mirror Glass: Standard reflective glass

• Mounting: Ready to hang; wall hardware included

• Use: Indoor only

• Care: Dust frame with a dry, soft cloth (no water or solvents). Clean glass using a non-ammonia mirror cleaner applied to a cloth—never directly to the seagrass.