Orion-R Mirror

Design

The Orion-R from Capital presents two mirrors that work as a quiet statement rather than a showpiece. One square, one rectangular, each keeps a clean, confident outline. At the corners, refined metallic accents cut through the simplicity and add a subtle edge. The result feels considered and contemporary, with just enough detail to hold the eye without demanding attention.

Hung together, the pair behaves almost like a set of wall sculptures. Used individually, each mirror still carries that distinctive corner signature that clearly links back to the Capital Creative Lab design language from 2015.

Materials & Build

This piece sits in Capital’s Lighting and Complements collection, and the material palette follows that direction. Metals define the crisp accents, while leather introduces a softer, more tactile layer. The contrast feels deliberate, giving the mirrors a tailored character that suits both formal and relaxed spaces.

With an approximate width of 39.4 inches, height of 55.1 inches, and depth of about 2 inches, the mirror has a generous scale. At around 81.6 pounds, it has a reassuring weight that reads as solid and substantial on the wall.

Experience & Comfort

In use, the Orion-R is straightforward. The vertical format offers a full, clear view without feeling oversized. There is enough height for a comfortable head-to-toe check, yet the proportions still work above a console or sideboard.

The metallic corners lightly frame the reflection without interrupting it. They mark the edges, helping the mirror sit with clarity on the wall while leaving the central surface open and calm.

Placement & Lifestyle

This Capital mirror is easy to place. In an entryway, it brings a clean, architectural note the moment someone walks in. In a living room or dining space, it picks up light and opens the room without competing with art or objects nearby.

It also suits bedrooms, dressing areas, or a generous corridor. Used as a single piece, it feels composed. Paired with its square counterpart, it builds a more graphic arrangement for larger walls.

Longevity

Metals and leather are chosen here for their ability to age with character. The structure feels built for long-term use rather than a passing season. Over time, the surfaces keep their presence as long as they are handled with basic care.

Because the design is grounded in simple geometry and restrained detailing, the Orion-R moves easily between changing interiors. It is the kind of mirror that can follow a home through different layouts and still feel right on the wall.