Traditional Vintage Rectangular Medium-Density Fiberboard Float Glass Printed Full-Length Mirror For Living Room & Entryways

Redefine your home’s "visual flow" with our vintage-style sliding full-length mirror, a genius fusion of high-end utility and industrial art. This dual-purpose statement piece features a robust frame crafted from high-density MDF in a sophisticated distressed black patina, designed to mimic the raw character of weathered architectural steel. The standout feature is its innovative sliding mechanism, which allows the unit to transition from a full-body dressing mirror to a textured decorative wall panel in one smooth motion. Whether anchored in a moody "Dark Academia" living room or a "Modern Loft" hallway, it serves as a high-impact focal point that adapts to your lifestyle.

Engineered for the discerning North American homeowner, this piece utilizes premium float glass to ensure a crystal-clear, "zero-distortion" reflection every time. The sliding design is perfect for those who want to "hide" the mirror for a curated, art-gallery aesthetic during social gatherings, only to reveal it for daily styling. Its "flat-profile" construction saves precious floor space while adding massive architectural interest to empty walls. This is the ultimate "smart-home" solution for consumers searching for sliding wall-mounted mirrors, industrial full-length mirrors, distressed black floor mirrors, hidden dressing mirrors, and minimalist farmhouse wall art.

Description
Product Type	Full-Length Mirror
Number of Items Included	1
Style	Vintage
Color	Black, Antique Color
Occasion	Living Room / Bedroom / Entryways
Table Top Material	Float Glass
Base Material	Medium-Density Fiberboard

Dimensions
Size	Small	Large
Overall Length	15.75"/40cm	19.69"/50cm
Overall Height	47.24"/120cm	59.06"/150cm

Features
Foldable	No
Extendable / Collapsible Table	Yes
Preassembled	Yes

Note

Due to manual measurement, there may be a 0.4"-1.2" (1-3cm) difference in size.  Additionally, slight color variations may occur due to lighting and monitor differences.  Thank you for your understanding.