Vintage “Slopes” Mirror After Neil Smalls

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This vintage "Slopes" mirror, created in the style of Neil Smalls, presents a fractured, cubist-inspired composition of dozens of individually … Read more This vintage "Slopes" mirror, created in the style of Neil Smalls, presents a fractured, cubist-inspired composition of dozens of individually angled mirrored panels, each catching and reflecting light at a slightly different plane to create a dynamic, faceted surface. The panels vary in size and shape, from tall rectangles to broader squares, all beveled along their raw edges and fitted together in an irregular grid that reads as pure abstract geometry, evoking cracked ice, tectonic plates, or a modernist patchwork quilt. The mirrored glass itself carries a warm, softly smoky champagne-silver tone, reflecting ambient light and surroundings with a gentle, distorted quality that shifts as the viewer moves past it. Sturdy wooden backing supports the entire panel arrangement, providing structural integrity and allowing the mirror to hang as a substantial architectural statement. Fine surface scratches consistent with age are visible across a few panels, but the reflective quality remains strong throughout, and the sculptural arrangement of angled facets retains its full dramatic depth and visual complexity.

Hang this bold mirror above a console, mantel, or in an entryway, where its faceted surface can catch changing light throughout the day and add dimension to the wall. It complements Mid-Century Modern, Postmodern, Contemporary, Brutalist, and Eclectic interiors. To care for it, dust with a soft dry cloth or microfiber duster, avoid glass cleaners with ammonia that could damage the mirror backing, and hang securely given the piece's weight. Measurements: 47.25 inches wide, 5.25 inches deep, and 31.5 inches high. Condition is very good, with an intact reflective finish and minor surface scratches that do not detract from the overall appearance. Add this dramatic sculptural mirror to your collection today. See less