Post Modern Lily Flowers Wall Mirror by Richard Sandoval for Windsor Art, c.1980’s

Designer: Richard Sandoval Manufacturer: Windsor Art Country: United States Materials: Glass, Brass Period Style: Post Modern Date of Manufacturer: c.1980’s Condition: Original Vintage Condition Number of Items: 1 ID Number: Pro 100 Dimensions: 35.75”H x 35.75”W x 1.50”D Description: This striking Post Modern wall mirror by Richard Sandoval for Windsor Art captures the bold graphic spirit of the 1980’s with a sculptural lily bouquet rendered in layered etched glass, gold-toned detailing, and a sleek brass frame. The composition feels like a piece of wall art first and a mirror second, with crisp linework, a strong black ground, and a geometric “vase” motif that gives it that unmistakable era-forward silhouette. The round form and clean brass edge keep it polished and versatile, while the floral design adds warmth and movement without feeling traditional. It’s an easy statement piece for an entry, powder room, or above a console—bringing light, depth, and a graphic focal point to the space. Offered in original vintage condition, it has the authentic character collectors love from Windsor Art decorative wall accessories. Fun Historical Fact In the 1980’s, Post Modern design pushed back against strict modernism by embracing pattern, symbolism, and playful references—so everyday objects (even mirrors) started to look like gallery pieces. Decorative wall art and statement mirrors became a go-to for adding personality to interiors, especially in lofts and newly open-plan homes where a single focal point could define the whole room. Makers like Windsor Art leaned into this moment by producing pieces that blended fine-art composition with accessible décor, often pairing bold black grounds with metallic accents for extra drama under evening light. It’s the same “less-but-better” idea in a different direction: one strong, sculptural piece on the wall can do the job of an entire arrangement.