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Named after the La Paloma Theater in Encinitas, California, the Paloma mirror was inspired of Brett Miller’s childhood spent near the Mexican border, where scalloped roof tiles and mission architecture left a permanent mark on the designer. The result is a mirror that feels both deeply personal and immediately familiar. Available in three shapes, Paloma is at home anywhere you’d want a mirror.
The arch shape is a perfect nod to mission architecture, and the way it catches light makes my hallway feel warmer already. It's got a solid, substantial weight to it that feels like it'll last forever. I catch myself glancing at it every time I walk past.
The scalloped arch shape instantly takes me back to a summer trip down the Baja coast. It’s the perfect focal point above my entryway table and feels more like a piece of architecture than just a mirror.
The scalloped edges catch the light so beautifully that I find myself glancing at it every time I walk past. The arched silhouette feels both timeless and distinct, a subtle nod to the mission style that fits perfectly in our hallway.
