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ottoman style cini mirror wood frame
    wooden framed mirror turk
    ottoman style cini mirror wood frame

    tile patterned mirror

    130297
    ₺4,200.00
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    Are you looking for a stylish mirror that will show itself on the wall you hang with its weight?

    Check out our wooden decorative Ottoman mirror model decorated with examples of the famous Ottoman tile art.

    Mirrors you've looked at before look big on the internet but look small in your home?

    Architab workshop designs do not mislead you! You buy a real wall mirror measuring 85 x 75 cm.

    So, can we change the text on this mirror?

    Yeah! We have the opportunity to change the text in the frame of the mirror as you wish.

    You won't have any trouble hanging it on the wall.

    When hanging a simple painting on the wall, it can be difficult to nail the hanger. However, Architab workshop design is easily attached to our design secret behind it, not a wooden mirror hook.

     

    This product is made to order.

    We can change the text on the wooden surface upon your request!

    Made of natural wood. It is decorated with tile patterned natural wood measuring 10x10 cm.

    It is a very elegant presentation of patchwork fashion decorated with Ottoman motifs.

    It fits with your home or office decoration.

    The heavy stance of wood combines with the elegance of the mirror and creates a perfect harmony.

    Dimensions: 75x85 cm.

    It can be used in boutique hotels, hotels, hostels, concept design spaces, restaurants, offices and homes.

    About personalized products:

    Architab is a wood and textile workshop since 2010. Our products are designed by our own design team and come to life in the hands of our masters.

    We can prepare our designs specifically for companies. For example, we can embroider your business logo on products by printing, laser engraving or engraving. We can resize it to suit your intended use.

    corporate sales

    All of our products are EAN-13 barcode. All necessary legal basis for corporate sales is ready. For detailed information, you can contact us at info@hitab.net e-mail address.

    Architab Handmade Wall Mirrors

    What is a Turkish tile mirror?

    A Turkish tile mirror is a solid wood wall panel measuring 87 x 77 x 4 cm (34.3 x 30.3 x 1.6 in), with a 34 x 44 cm (13.4 x 17.3 in) mirror glass set at its center. The frame is cut from solid pine, 1.6 in thick and 3.1 in wide (4 x 8 cm), and its corners are joined with mortise-and-tenon joints rather than nails or staples. Around the frame sit 22 wooden tiles, each 10 x 10 cm (3.9 x 3.9 in), prepared in the Architab workshop and finished with Ottoman patterns inspired by Iznik tile art; the tiles are wood, not ceramic. Mounting uses a hidden French-cleat style hanger: a slim wooden bar is screwed to the wall first, and the frame simply hangs on it, so no screw or picture hook shows. It has been handmade in our workshop in Nar, Nevşehir, in Cappadocia, Türkiye, since 2010.

    • 87 x 77 x 4 cm outer size
    • 34 x 44 cm mirror glass
    • 4 x 8 cm solid frame cross-section
    • 22 wooden tiles
    • Hidden hanger included
    87x77 cm Turkish tile mirror with solid wood frame

    What makes a Turkish tile mirror different?

    How much wall space does 87 x 77 cm take up?

    The frame's outer size is 87 x 77 cm (34.3 x 30.3 in) and 4 cm (1.6 in) thick; that is the space it occupies on your wall, while the 34 x 44 cm (13.4 x 17.3 in) glass sits as a decorative focal point at the center. Before hanging, tape a paper template of that size to your wall and step back to see how it reads in the room.

    A closer look at the frame: 1.6 in thick, 3.1 in wide

    The frame's cross-section is 4 x 8 cm (1.6 x 3.1 in), about 32 cm² of solid pine. Many marketplace mirrors use thin 2 x 3 cm (about 6 cm²) strips instead, roughly a fifth of the wood. A photo can't show that difference; you feel it the moment you hold the actual frame.

    Mortise-and-tenon joints at every corner

    Thin-strip frames are usually held together with staples, nails, or corner brackets, which tend to open into a small gap at the corner over time. Here the wood locks into wood. Checking a mirror's corner is often the fastest way to guess how long it will hold up.

    Iznik-inspired patterns on wooden tiles

    Twenty-two wooden tiles, 10 x 10 cm (3.9 x 3.9 in) each, are prepared in our workshop and then finished with Ottoman patterns inspired by Iznik tile art. Because the tiles are wood, the whole piece stays lighter and easier to mount.

    Made in our Cappadocia workshop

    This mirror is handmade in our workshop in Nar, Nevşehir, in the Cappadocia region of Türkiye, where Architab has worked since 2010. That's something a marketplace listing usually can't offer: a real workshop and a name behind the piece.

    A statement piece for a real wall

    At 87 x 77 cm, this mirror is noticeably larger than the small decorative pieces common in Turkish mirror shops on marketplaces, giving it real presence on an entryway or living room wall.

    Mounting System

    How does the hidden French-cleat style hanger work?

    A slim, sturdy wooden bar is screwed to the wall first, using two screws; the frame then hangs on that bar. No screw, nail, or picture hook shows on the wall, only the mirror itself. Leveling that small bar is far easier than holding up and leveling an 87 cm frame on your own, since the piece you're adjusting is small and light. Once hung, the frame can also slide 2-3 cm left or right along the bar, so if it isn't quite centered you don't need to pull the screws out and drill new holes.

    • No visible screws, nails, or hooks on the wall
    • You level a small wooden bar, not the full 87 cm frame
    • 2-3 cm of side-to-side adjustment after hanging
    Turkish tile mirror, solid wood frame and tile border detail

    Entryway, living room, bedroom: where does it go?

    At 87 x 77 cm, a Turkish tile mirror works well on the first wall you see when entering, above a sofa in the living room, or over a bedroom dresser. Because the glass is smaller than the frame, it reads more like a piece of wall art with a mirror at its center than an everyday full-length mirror. It's also chosen as a gift for a new home, an engagement, or Mother's Day, arriving ready to give straight from the box.

    Who it's for

    A Turkish tile mirror suits anyone who wants a decorative wall mirror with real character, not another thin, mass-produced frame.

    • Anyone looking for a decorative wall mirror for an entryway or living room
    • Fans of Ottoman and Iznik-inspired patterns who value solid wood craftsmanship
    • Shoppers looking for a meaningful gift for a new home, an engagement, or Mother's Day
    • Anyone who wants a frame that won't open up at the corners over time

    Specifications

    Dimensions and production details for the Turkish tile mirror.
    Outer size87 x 77 x 4 cm (34.3 x 30.3 x 1.6 in)
    Mirror glass size34 x 44 cm (13.4 x 17.3 in)
    Frame cross-section4 x 8 cm (1.6 x 3.1 in)
    Frame materialSolid pine
    Corner joineryMortise-and-tenon
    Decoration22 wooden tiles, 10 x 10 cm (3.9 x 3.9 in) each, finished with Iznik-inspired patterns
    MountingHidden French-cleat style wooden hanger, 2 wall screws, 2-3 cm side adjustment
    BrandArchitab
    EAN-138682169130297
    Reference code130297
    Made inNar, Nevşehir, Cappadocia, Türkiye, since 2010

    How it compares to thin-frame alternatives

    FeatureThin-frame marketplace alternativeArchitab Turkish Tile Mirror
    Frame cross-sectionOften 2 x 3 cm (~6 cm²)4 x 8 cm (~32 cm²), solid pine
    Corner joineryOften staples, nails, or bracketsMortise-and-tenon
    Mounting systemHidden hanger sold separately, often metal and gluedWooden, screw-mounted hidden hanger included
    DecorationPrinted or generic patterned borderIznik-inspired patterned wooden tiles made in-house
    Made inOften unclearNar, Nevşehir, Cappadocia, Türkiye
    Size transparencyUsually only outer size listedBoth outer size and glass size stated clearly

    How to order

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      Made in the workshop

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      Ships to you

      Once your tracking details arrive, your mirror ships with its hidden hanger included.

    Frequently asked questions

    What is a Turkish tile mirror, is it made with real ceramic tile?

    A Turkish tile mirror is a wall mirror surrounded by wooden tiles finished with Ottoman patterns inspired by Iznik tile art. The 22 tiles around the frame are wood, prepared in our own workshop, not ceramic or stone. We're a solid-wood workshop, so applying Iznik-inspired patterns onto wood is simply how we make this piece, honestly and without claiming to be ceramic tile.

    What are the mirror's outer size and glass size?

    The frame's outer size is 87 x 77 x 4 cm (34.3 x 30.3 x 1.6 in), which is the space it takes up on your wall. The mirror glass at its center measures 34 x 44 cm (13.4 x 17.3 in). Knowing both measurements before you order helps you picture exactly how it will look on your wall.

    Is 87 x 77 cm large enough, or will it look small on my wall?

    At 87 x 77 cm, it holds its own on most living room or entryway walls, but we still recommend taping a paper template of that size to the wall before ordering and stepping back to look. That five-minute test tells you more than any photo and lowers the chance of a return.

    Can you actually tell the frame quality apart from a cheap mirror?

    Yes, in two places. The frame's cross-section is 4 x 8 cm (1.6 x 3.1 in), while many marketplace mirrors use thin 2 x 3 cm strips, roughly a fifth of the wood. Then check the corners: thin frames are usually stapled or nailed, while this one uses mortise-and-tenon joinery, wood locked into wood.

    How do I hang a large, heavy mirror without visible screws?

    It uses a hidden French-cleat style hanger: a slim wooden bar is screwed to the wall first, and the frame hangs on it, so no screw or hook shows. Leveling that small bar is much easier than leveling an 87 cm frame by hand. Once hung, the frame also slides 2-3 cm side to side, so small centering adjustments don't require new holes.

    Is it actually made in Turkey?

    Yes. Every Turkish tile mirror is handmade in our own workshop in Nar, Nevşehir, in the Cappadocia region of Türkiye, where Architab has worked since 2010. The wood cutting, joinery, and tile finishing all happen there, not through a third-party manufacturer.

    Do you ship internationally?

    We do ship outside Türkiye. Shipping times and costs depend on your country and current carrier schedules, so we can't list exact figures here; contact us at info@hitab.net or on WhatsApp at +90 384 219 33 00 and we'll confirm delivery details for your address before you order.

    A real Turkish tile mirror for your wall

    Look closely at the product photos for the solid pine frame, the mortise-and-tenon corners, and the hidden French-cleat style hanger. For questions, reach our workshop in Cappadocia by WhatsApp at +90 384 219 33 00 or email info@hitab.net.

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