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I love that gold overlapping wall mirror. Where is it from?

6 years ago

Ware Designer Show House Oxford, PA · More Info

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Karen Viscito Interiors
6 years ago
The piece is vintage. I do have another one that is very similar. I'm in central PA., not sure if it would even be a possibility for you, depending on your location.
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