Chelsea Inlay Wall Mirror
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The Chelsea Inlay Wall Mirror brings quiet artistry and timeless warmth to any space. Crafted with a white oak frame and detailed with hand-set bone inlay, its delicate floral motif adds softness and character without overwhelming the room. The natural variation in materials gives each mirror a collected, one-of-a-kind feel that suits both classic and modern cottage interiors.
Equally beautiful in an entryway, powder room, or bedroom, Chelsea offers a refined statement that layers effortlessly with traditional furnishings, warm metals, and natural textures. Designed to hang vertically or horizontally, it blends craftsmanship and versatility with ease.
What You’ll Love
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Handcrafted bone inlay detailing with subtle floral pattern
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Warm oak frame that adds depth and natural texture
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Can be hung vertically or horizontally
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A refined statement piece that mixes beautifully with both traditional and modern cottage styles
- Free shipping
- Dimensions: 30"L x 40"H
- Material: Oak and bone inlay
- Finish: Natural
- Weight: 28 lbs
- Hanging Orientation: Portrait or landscape
- Hanger Type: D-ring
- Depth: 4.87"
- Variation: Natural variation in wood grain and bone inlay is expected and celebrated
- Eligible for return within 14 days of delivery
Shipping is complimentary on most Hadley James orders and includes standard or threshold freight delivery, depending on the size of the item.
For select furniture pieces, White Glove delivery is available and will be added at checkout when applicable. White Glove service includes inside placement and light assembly.
Return eligibility is noted on each individual product page. Items marked final sale are not eligible for return.
For complete details on shipping timelines, freight delivery, White Glove service, and return policies, please visit our Shipping & Returns page.
