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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 scalloped edge is such a lovely nod to mission architecture—it adds warmth to my hallway without feeling fussy. I catch myself glancing at it every time I pass by, which is exactly what I hoped for.
I’ve stared at this mirror every morning since it arrived and the scalloped edge just makes the whole room feel calmer, like something from a coastal mission. It’s wider than I expected for the price, so it anchors my entryway without overwhelming it.
The arch shape feels so much softer in person than it looks in photos, and the way it catches afternoon light makes my hallway look like a little mission courtyard. I keep catching my reflection in it and smiling, it's that pretty.
