By Renwil
Arlon Stand Alone
SKU: REN-MT2636
$834.00
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Arlon Stand Alone
Transform any living space with the sleek and modern Arlon 70 Tall Irregular Mirror in Matte Black. The high-quality and durable cast iron frame ensures that this mirror will stand the test of time, while its unique abstract shape adds intrigue and flair to any room. This luxurious mirror features a sophisticated and sleek design that speaks to your aesthetic taste. The use of matte black finishing adds a touch of elegance to this already impressive item. Designed for easy installation and vertical hanging, the Arlon 70 is optimized for effortless display. Elevate your home decor with this eye-catching and functional piece.
Dimensions
| Dimensions | 22" W x 15.75" L x 71" H |
|---|---|
| Weight | 47.8 lbs. |
Product details
| Finish | Matte Black |
|---|---|
| Material | Glass |
| Collection | Arlon |
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Description
Transform any living space with the sleek and modern Arlon 70 Tall Irregular Mirror in Matte Black. The high-quality and durable cast iron frame ensures that this mirror will stand the test of time, while its unique abstract shape adds intrigue and flair to any room. This luxurious mirror features a sophisticated and sleek design that speaks to your aesthetic taste. The use of matte black finishing adds a touch of elegance to this already impressive item. Designed for easy installation and vertical hanging, the Arlon 70 is optimized for effortless display. Elevate your home decor with this eye-catching and functional piece.
Specifications
Dimensions
| Dimensions | 22" W x 15.75" L x 71" H |
|---|---|
| Weight | 47.8 lbs. |
Product details
| Finish | Matte Black |
|---|---|
| Material | Glass |
| Collection | Arlon |
110% Price Match
You know you are getting the best Canadian landed price at Canada Light Shop. If you find the same product advertised for less by one of our Canadian competitors within 30 days of your purchase, we will gladly match the lower price + 10% of the difference. Click here for more information.

Renwil
Montreal, Canada
Renwil started in Montreal in 1967 as a small studio founded by Leo Rennert, with a simple idea: bring the feeling of an art gallery into everyday homes. More than half a century later, that idea still drives the company.
Renwil works with a group of in-house artists who interpret ideas from around the world into lighting, mirrors, wall décor and rugs. The catalogue includes lamps, mirrors and rugs, with collections ranging from the sculptural, mid-century inspired Nola and Vernet series to the more industrial Hutch and Harlow. Materials are mixed freely: hand-applied gold leaf, blackened steel, white marble and specialty glass, often within a single collection. Artisanal finishing gives each piece depth and individuality, so a Renwil lamp or mirror feels chosen rather than bought off a shelf. For a Montreal company with its roots in art, that is exactly the point.
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Renwil works with a group of in-house artists who interpret ideas from around the world into lighting, mirrors, wall décor and rugs. The catalogue includes lamps, mirrors and rugs, with collections ranging from the sculptural, mid-century inspired Nola and Vernet series to the more industrial Hutch and Harlow. Materials are mixed freely: hand-applied gold leaf, blackened steel, white marble and specialty glass, often within a single collection. Artisanal finishing gives each piece depth and individuality, so a Renwil lamp or mirror feels chosen rather than bought off a shelf. For a Montreal company with its roots in art, that is exactly the point.

