The final pieces stayed true to the sample.
We care about finish tone, edge details, and overall proportions. Teruier kept the production look consistent with what we approved, which makes it safe to scale a design into a real order.
The TMR27-H12 Oak Side-Recess Dressing Mirror is a wall-mounted full-length mirror designed for hotel guest-room entrances, wardrobe areas, dressing zones, and serviced apartments. Its asymmetrical composition combines a single smoked-oak wing, a recessed copper-free mirror, concealed warm lighting, and a deep-bronze metal base.
Unlike a freestanding or leaning floor mirror, H12 is developed as a fixed architectural component. It becomes part of the guest-room wall elevation, helping hotel designers coordinate the mirror with wardrobes, casegoods, lighting, flooring, and metal hardware.
A 125 mm smoked-oak wing is positioned exclusively on the left side of the mirror. The wood element projects slightly forward from the glass, creating a controlled sense of depth without surrounding the mirror with a heavy four-sided frame.
The 5 mm copper-free mirror occupies approximately 78% of the overall width and is recessed 18 mm behind the oak wing. A very slim deep-bronze metal edge finishes the right side, while a 40 mm deep-bronze base visually anchors the complete composition.
The result is a full-length hotel mirror with a clear architectural identity: warm and residential enough for a guest room, yet structured and repeatable enough for hospitality projects.
A continuous light channel is concealed along the inner edge of the left oak wing. The light source remains hidden from direct view and creates a soft vertical reflection across the recessed mirror surface.
This single-sided lighting treatment is intentionally restrained. It provides gentle ambient illumination for an entry or dressing area without turning the product into a conventional four-sided LED mirror.
The final room lighting plan should still be coordinated with ceiling fixtures, wardrobe lighting, and general guest-room illumination.
Custom dimensions, oak tones, metal finishes, voltage, color temperature, switching method, wiring position, mounting details, and project packaging can be reviewed according to the approved room elevation and project specifications.
TMR27-H12 is intended for project buyers who require consistent appearance and installation across multiple guest rooms.
The fixed wall-mounted format helps maintain a controlled relationship between the mirror, wardrobe, entry door, floor finish, and adjacent furniture. It also avoids the visual and practical inconsistencies that can occur when individual leaning mirrors are positioned differently from room to room.
For hotel procurement teams and contractors, the mirror can be developed around approved wall dimensions, electrical locations, mounting conditions, and packaging requirements before bulk production.
A standard leaning mirror is easy to place, but it can shift during use, occupy valuable floor space, and appear separate from the guest-room architecture. A conventional four-sided wood-framed mirror provides a more familiar appearance but often feels visually heavier.
TMR27-H12 uses one left-side oak wing instead of a complete wood frame. The recessed glass, concealed lightwell, slim right metal edge, and bronze base give the mirror more depth and project identity while keeping the overall composition visually light.
The left oak wing and bottom metal base are defining elements of the design. Moving the wood wing to the right, adding a second wood side, or removing the base would create a different product.
A typical application is an upscale business hotel or urban boutique hotel guest-room entrance.
The mirror is installed beside a smoked-oak wardrobe on a warm-gray wall. The bronze base coordinates with the wardrobe handles and room hardware, while the concealed 3000K lightwell adds a soft glow to the dressing area.
Because the mirror is fixed to the wall, the entrance remains organized and uncluttered. Guests receive a practical full-length dressing view, while the hotel maintains a consistent architectural feature across the room program.
Is TMR27-H12 a freestanding floor mirror?
No. H12 is designed as a fixed wall-mounted architectural component. It should not be installed as a leaning or independently supported floor mirror.
Can the oak wing be moved to the right side?
The left-side oak wing is a defining feature of H12. Moving it to the right would change the approved product identity and is not recommended.
Can the overall dimensions be customized?
Yes. The width and height can be reviewed according to the room elevation, wardrobe position, available wall area, and installation requirements. The relationship between the left wing, mirror, right metal edge, and bottom base should remain visually consistent.
Can the bronze base be removed?
No. The 40 mm deep-bronze base anchors the composition and is an essential part of the H12 structure.
Is the concealed light intended to be the room’s primary light source?
No. The integrated lightwell provides soft reflected and ambient illumination. It should be coordinated with the room’s general lighting plan.
Can technical drawings and electrical details be supplied?
Yes. Technical drawings, mounting information, wiring positions, and available electrical configurations can be prepared after the project dimensions and destination market are confirmed.
Send us your room elevation, wall and wardrobe dimensions, required quantity, installation country, voltage, preferred color temperature, oak and metal finish direction, mounting conditions, and project schedule.
Our project team can provide a recommended size, technical review, finish sampling plan, electrical proposal, packaging solution, and quotation for your hotel or serviced-apartment mirror program.
The final pieces stayed true to the sample.
We care about finish tone, edge details, and overall proportions. Teruier kept the production look consistent with what we approved, which makes it safe to scale a design into a real order.
We shared a mood board and finish requirements, and the team quickly turned it into buildable specs and a clean sample plan. Updates were proactive, and the sample matched our intent without endless back-and-forth. It felt like working with a product team, not just a factory.
We care most about repeatability, and Teruier kept the finish tone and craftsmanship consistent from first order to replenishment. The master reference was followed closely, so there was no “production drift.” That makes reorder decisions simple on our side.
We had a minor packaging detail that didn’t match our latest requirement. Teruier responded quickly, confirmed the cause, and updated the standard so it wouldn’t repeat. The resolution was practical and professional—exactly what you want in a long-term partner.
