Deep-stained reclaimed wood forms the frame here, its dark grain visibly scuffed and worn at the edges in a way that reads as honest age rather than manufactured distress. Whitewashed wood blocks punctuate each corner and midpoint, drilled through with round grommet-style cutouts—some single, some paired—for a industrial-meets-rustic hardware detail you don’t often see on a mirror this size. The mirror glass itself is clean and unclouded, and the frame holds its rectangular shape true, though buyers should expect the kind of surface wear and patina consistent with genuine salvaged material. Sold as-is, this piece has real character rather than a showroom finish.