A beautiful, rustic piece! a hand-carved reclaimed wood door frame or a decorative archway, originating and handmade in Marrakech. Morocco . Pieces like this are often salvaged from old havelis (traditional mansions) or old houses (riads). The intricate floral carvings and the "corbel" details at the top corners suggest a traditional craftsmanship designed to add a sense of history and "soul" to a space. Creative Ways to Use This Frame Since it doesn't have a door or glass, it's essentially a piece of architectural art.
Measures 56 W x 89½ H x 4 thick
Here are a few ways you could style it: • Floor Mirror: Have a custom-cut mirror fitted behind the frame. Lean it against a wall in a bedroom or hallway to create a stunning, grand focal point. • Architectural Wall Art: Simply mount it on a large, blank wall. You can leave it empty to showcase the wall color behind it, or hang a series of smaller botanical prints or photos inside the "window." • The "Secret Garden" Entry: If you have a garden or a patio, you could use this as a decorative entrance to a specific zone, perhaps with climbing vines like jasmine or ivy growing around the wood. • A library decorative frame • A decorative door frame • A decoration frame for your window • A Grand Headboard: If the dimensions are wide enough, it could be mounted behind a bed (with some structural support) to act as a unique, bohemian headboard.
