The Antique Mirror Collection
Thirteen patterns of clouded, veined and patinaed mirror. It is the finish that makes a fireplace wall or a back bar look like it has been there for eighty years. Available tempered or annealed, in stock sheets or cut piece by piece.

The Château collection
Thirteen patterns, each a different combination of clouding, veining and tone. Swatch photos are on the way; until then, samples are the best way to choose.
How you can order it
| Glass | Tempered or annealed |
| Format | Stock sheets, or cut piece by piece to your sizes |
| Turnaround | Quick, with guidance from our team on pattern selection |
| Delivery | Available across the greater Twin Cities metro |
| Installation | Available, by our own crew |
| Samples | Sent on request, or view in the showroom |
| Estimates | Free, including in-home measure |
Specify tempered where safety glazing applies: doors, low panels and many commercial installations. We'll flag it if we spot it on your order.
Where it works
- Fireplace surrounds: depth without a hard reflection
- Back bars & restaurants: the classic application
- Feature & accent walls: makes a small room read larger
- Ceilings: light bounce without a mirrored-ceiling look
- Cabinet door inserts: pairs with our textured cabinet glass
- Vanities & powder rooms: where a plain mirror feels too clinical
- Retail & hospitality interiors: tempered, at scale
Common questions
Can antique mirror be tempered?
Yes, we supply it both tempered and annealed. Tempered is required wherever safety glazing applies: doors, low panels and many commercial installations. If you're not sure which your application needs, tell us where it's going and we'll tell you.
Is every sheet identical?
No, and it shouldn't be. Clouding, veining and tone shift from sheet to sheet inside a single pattern. A mirror that matched perfectly across a wall would read as a printed effect instead of an antique one. For big installations, order it all at once so it comes from one run.
Can you deliver and install?
Yes, throughout the greater Twin Cities metro. Free estimates and in-home measures. Call 952-224-9030.
How do I clean it?
Ordinary glass cleaner and a soft cloth on the face. Avoid soaking the edges. The antiquing lives on the back of the glass, and standing moisture at an unsealed edge is the one thing that will damage it over time.
Are there more patterns coming?
Yes. Additional patterns on tinted glass are in development. Ask us what's close to release if you're planning something for later in the year.
Order samples before you commit.
Antique mirror is one of those materials that only makes sense in the actual room, in the actual light.


