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-H13 Walnut Lightwell Plinth Dressing Mirror is a wall-mounted full-length mirror developed for premium hotel suites, serviced apartments, private clubs, show homes, and coordinated wardrobe areas.
Rather than functioning as a movable floor mirror, H13 is designed as a fixed architectural component. A narrow deep-walnut wing, a single concealed warm lightwell, a recessed mirror plane, and a low satin-bronze plinth create a mature, structured appearance suited to contemporary hospitality interiors.
The asymmetrical composition gives the mirror a recognizable identity without relying on an oversized frame or decorative detailing.
Project customization may include dimensions, walnut tone, bronze finish, voltage, color temperature, dimming, control method, wiring position, mounting system, and contract packaging.
The defining feature of H13 is its narrow walnut wing positioned only on the left side. The wing stands slightly forward of the mirror plane, establishing the depth of a built-in wall feature while maintaining a relatively slim overall profile.
The mirror occupies the larger right portion of the composition and is recessed approximately 12–15 mm behind the walnut surface. An ultra-slim bronze edge finishes the right side without creating the appearance of a conventional four-sided frame.
The top remains open, allowing the mirror to feel visually lighter and taller. At the bottom, a low satin deep-bronze plinth anchors the composition and creates a deliberate connection with surrounding wardrobe hardware, door finishes, and architectural metal details.
A continuous warm light source is concealed inside the left bronze reveal between the walnut wing and the mirror.
The 2700–3000K light softly reflects across the mirror surface and adjacent wall without exposing the LED strip. This single-sided lighting arrangement reinforces the asymmetrical architecture and creates a calm ambient effect suitable for bedrooms, dressing areas, and hotel entrances.
Unlike a standard perimeter-lit mirror, H13 does not illuminate along the top, bottom, or right side. The restrained lighting makes the product easier to coordinate with the room’s primary ceiling, wardrobe, and decorative lighting.
H13 is designed for project buyers who need consistent dimensions, finishes, mounting details, and electrical specifications across multiple rooms.
The walnut wing uses a lightweight aluminum-based veneered structure instead of a heavy solid-wood frame. This approach supports more controlled production, reduced structural weight, and consistent installation while retaining the visual warmth of natural walnut.
For hotel and serviced-apartment projects, the overall dimensions, wiring location, mounting points, plinth height, and finish direction can be coordinated with approved room elevations and wardrobe drawings.
A standard leaning mirror may be easy to place, but it can shift during use, occupy valuable floor space, and create inconsistent positioning from room to room.
TMR27-H13 is fixed to the wall as part of the interior elevation. This supports more reliable alignment with wardrobes, lighting controls, outlets, and circulation paths.
Compared with a conventional four-sided wood or metal mirror, H13 uses only one narrow walnut wing and one concealed lightwell. The result is warmer than a frameless mirror but visually lighter than a complete wood frame.
Compared with the TMR27-H12 Oak Side-Recess Dressing Mirror, H13 uses a narrower, darker walnut wing and a more refined satin-bronze palette, making it especially suitable for premium suites and serviced apartments with deeper wood tones.
A typical application is a premium serviced-apartment dressing zone beside a built-in dark-walnut wardrobe.
The left walnut wing visually connects with the wardrobe cabinetry, while the bronze plinth coordinates with handles, closet rails, and door hardware. The recessed mirror provides a full-height dressing view without extending into the room like a leaning floor mirror.
The single warm lightwell adds depth during evening use while preserving the quiet atmosphere expected in a high-end suite.
The walnut wing must remain on the left side.
The single continuous lightwell and bottom bronze plinth are essential elements of the H13 design. The product must not be changed into a symmetrical double-wing mirror, a four-sided wood frame, or a perimeter-lit LED mirror.
No right-side wood wing, top wood lintel, mineral frame, stone surround, or full metal border should be added.
Is TMR27-H13 a freestanding or leaning mirror?
No. H13 is designed as a fixed wall-mounted architectural component for hospitality dressing and wardrobe areas.
Can the walnut wing be moved to the right side?
No. The left-side walnut wing is a defining part of the approved H13 composition and should remain on the left.
Does the mirror provide lighting on all four sides?
No. Lighting is concealed only along the left inner reveal. The top, bottom, and right side do not emit light.
Is the lighting intended to replace the room’s main lighting?
The concealed lightwell provides soft reflected ambient illumination. It should be coordinated with the room’s ceiling and wardrobe lighting rather than treated as the only light source.
Can the mirror size follow our wardrobe elevation?
Yes. Overall dimensions, mirror width, plinth height, wiring position, mounting points, and electrical configuration can be reviewed according to approved project drawings.
Can the walnut and bronze finishes be customized?
Yes. Finish adjustments can be evaluated for qualified project orders. Physical samples are recommended before bulk production.
Send us your room elevation, wall and wardrobe dimensions, required quantity, installation country, voltage, preferred color temperature, finish references, mounting requirements, and project schedule.
Our project team can provide a recommended size, finish review, technical drawing support, electrical proposal, sampling plan, packaging solution, and quotation for your hotel, serviced-apartment, or commercial dressing-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.
