ANTIQUE
MIRROR
Hand-silvered antique mirror glass, made to order for designers, architects and hospitality projects in Chicago, Miami and across the US.
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Our centuries-old antiquing process was passed down by Louis Gerrardo of Bergamo, Italy, in 1924, and our in-house craftsmen have been perfecting it for over 40 years. Only a handful of mirror artists still work this way, and we are proud to be one of the studios keeping the art form alive.
Every piece is silvered and aged by hand, so no two are exactly alike.
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Ten house finishes, from lightly aged to heavily distressed: Arctic, Argent, Copper Nuit, Cortado, Nebel, Noirci, Nuit, Polvere, Spotty and Wavy.
Each finish can be made to your size and specification. See every finish in the swatches below.
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Antique mirror adds depth and warmth to a room without the glare of a standard mirror. Designers use it for feature walls, back bars, elevator lobbies, ceilings, cabinetry and furniture inlays.
See it installed at the Viceroy and the Waldorf Astoria in Chicago in our Portfolio.
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Most of our antique mirror is made to order, cut to your dimensions and finished for your project. Panels currently go up to 5 feet; contact us about oversized pieces. For custom work, a Design Specialist will review your scope with you.
Every piece is fabricated to ASTM industry standards.
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Most orders take 4 to 6 weeks. Tell us your deadline when you order and we will do our best to deliver ahead of schedule.
Installation is available in the Chicago area. Everywhere else we supply the material only, and we ship within the United States and consider international projects on request.
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Samples are $50 plus shipping, credited to your order total. For multiple samples or design library sourcing, contact us and we will handle procurement.
ARCTIC
ARGENT
COPPER NUIT
CORTADO
NEBEL
NOIRCI
NUIT
POLVERE
SPOTTY
WAVY
OTHER
GLASS
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Mirrors finished with an etched surface to mimic a soft, plush look while adding a touch of luxury and sophistication to its design.
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A classic reflective glass for every aesthetic.
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Glass finished with a velvety soft texture etching to maintain privacy while allowing light to pass through.
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Glass textured to create patterns, designs, or varying degrees of translucency, adding visual interest and privacy while allowing light to pass through.
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Glass embedded with wire mesh or strands for added strength and safety, commonly used in fire-rated doors, windows, and restoration projects to prevent shattering while maintaining old world charm.