Amish Walnut Live Edge Wood Full Length Floor Mirror

This full length leaner mirror begins long before it ever reaches your home—with a walnut tree shaped by time, weather, and nature’s quiet patience. Each slab of solid walnut is chosen for its grain, character, and natural beauty, then thoughtfully crafted into a full-length floor mirror that preserves the tree’s story rather than erasing it. The result is a piece that feels grounded, warm, and alive—bringing a sense of calm and authenticity into your space.   The live-edge frame is where that story truly comes through. Left intentionally untrimmed, the edges follow the tree's natural contours, revealing gentle curves, subtle texture, and organic variation. Some edges are smooth, others slightly rugged, but all are honest to the wood’s original form. No two mirrors are ever the same—each one carries its own grain patterns, color shifts, and natural markings that make it unmistakably unique.   Handcrafted by skilled Amish artisans in Ohio, this mirror is crafted using time-honored woodworking techniques and solid walnut. Every joint, surface, and detail is carefully finished by hand, ensuring lasting durability and a refined feel. Walnut’s rich, warm tones naturally deepen over time, making the mirror even more beautiful as it becomes part of your everyday life.   Leaning effortlessly against a wall, the full-length design adds depth and light to bedrooms, dressing areas, and entryways. It visually opens smaller spaces while creating a striking focal point in larger rooms. The balance of raw live-edge wood and clean mirror glass makes this piece equally at home in rustic, modern, transitional, or minimalist interiors.   More than a mirror, this is a connection to nature and craftsmanship—something you’ll use daily and appreciate for years to come. Order online, over the phone, or visit one of our showrooms today. Our design consultants are ready to help you bring the warmth, beauty, and lasting quality of Amish-crafted walnut into your home.   See more products from this woodshop: Heritage Reflections Collection