Luna Mirror

Exclusive to Boston Interiors, the Luna Bedroom Collection is locally crafted in Foxboro, MA. The collection highlights soft curves and a beautiful natural wood finish, creating a warm, timeless look. The Luna Mirror is expertly constructed using wood sourced from the Allegheny Forest in Pennsylvania. It mounts both vertically and landscape. Pair it with our other pieces in the collection for a cohesive look. Other finishes and items available by special order. May not be shown in all locations.
Care Clean with a damp cloth, wipe dry
Color Description Boston Interiors strives to accurately reproduce screen images of fabric and wood samples. However, due to manufacturing variances, limitations of monitor resolution and the variation in natural interior lighting, actual colors may vary from the images you see online. For this reason, it is important to see a sample of the products at your local showroom whenever possible.
Eco Friendly All sawdust is taken and used by local dairy farmers. All scrap wood, skids and pallets are burned for residential heating by the local community. All cardboard is reused when possible and recycled when not
Finish Finished using a low-VOC oil-based spray stain. All stains are Greenguard certified, HAPS compliant and designed to penetrate wood deeply, resulting in darker colors and excellent grain definition.
Frame Benchmade in Massachusetts from solid American Black Cherry hardwood and select cherry veneers.
Origin Made in Foxboro, MA, USA. Constructed using wood from the Alleghany Forest in western Pennsylvania.
Special Features Exclusive to Boston Interiors. All mirrors are 1/4″ thick beveled glass.
Warranty One year manufacturer’s warranty Note Due to unavoidable variations in materials and human craftsmanship, there is a minimal, but measurable, difference in weights and measurements from piece to piece. The stated weights and dimensions on the specification sheet and web site are the manufacturer standards. Each handmade piece will vary slightly from those standard numbers. Any measurement could be open to interpretation based on the methodology of the person taking the measurements.