Uttermost Kennis Art Deco Leaning Mirror / Full Length Floor Mirror
Other (Decorative Mirror / Floor Mirror) · Art Deco Revival / Contemporary (Inspired by 1920s-1930s Art Deco) · Uttermost (Model: Kennis)
Type
Other (Decorative Mirror / Floor Mirror)
Style Period
Art Deco Revival / Contemporary (Inspired by 1920s-1930s Art Deco)
Material
Metal frame with heavily antiqued gold leaf finish and high-clarity mirror glass
Age Estimate
Contemporary / Modern production (manufactured within the last 15 years)
Dimensions
70 inches high by 29 inches wide; typical oversized floor mirror proportions, ideal for leaning against a wall
Origin
Contemporary manufactured decor, typically designed in the USA and produced overseas
Designer/Maker
Uttermost (Model: Kennis)
Value Estimate
Retail value generally ranges between $400 and $700 depending on the retailer and current market pricing
Description
An oversized Art Deco-inspired full-length leaning mirror featuring a striking geometric overlay pattern of interconnected hexagons and intersecting straight lines. The heavily antiqued gold leaf finish gives it a vintage, weathered appearance that seamlessly blends the glamour of the 1920s with modern transitional decor.
Key Features
Oversized proportions, geometric Art Deco mullion pattern across the glass, and heavily antiqued gold leaf finish
Color & Finish
Heavily antiqued gold leaf finish with intentional distressing, dark undertones, and aged patina
Construction Method
Manufactured metal framework with welded or securely fastened geometric overlay, designed as a full-length leaning floor mirror
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Clean commercial metal fabrication with precise geometric intersections and soldered joints
Wood Grain & Species
Not applicable (metal construction)
Surface Treatment
Applied gold leaf with deliberate antiquing, distressing, and protective clear coat sealer
Upholstery Details
Not applicable
Hardware & Fittings
Integrated mounting hardware on the back for wall-hanging capability, alongside a sturdy backing designed for safe floor leaning
Origin & Provenance
Contemporary manufactured decor, typically designed in the USA and produced overseas
Condition Notes
Assumed new or excellent condition based on standard retail imagery; intentional antiquing mimics vintage wear
Interesting Facts
The Art Deco movement heavily favored symmetrical geometric shapes, vertical emphasis, and opulent metallic finishes, a design philosophy perfectly captured in statement floor mirrors like the Kennis
Cultural Significance
Represents the enduring popularity of Art Deco design aesthetics in modern interior architecture and luxury home staging
Similar Pieces
Hollywood Regency gold geometric mirrors, transitional iron-framed floor mirrors, and vintage 1930s French modernist mirrors
Care & Maintenance
Dust the metal frame gently with a dry microfiber cloth. Clean the mirror glass with a standard ammonia-free glass cleaner sprayed onto a cloth rather than directly onto the mirror to protect the antiqued frame finish
Value Estimate
Retail value generally ranges between $400 and $700 depending on the retailer and current market pricing
Sustainability Notes
Built for long-term home durability, reducing the need for frequent replacement, though constructed from standard manufactured metals and glass