Umbra Bellwood Vanity Mirror combines modern style and everyday practicality with its soft shapes and thoughtful features. The continuous LED lighting around the edge of the mirror provides even and shadowless light for makeup application, skincare, and other grooming. The integrated tray keeps essential items within reach, and the included USB-C power supply ensures reliable use without batteries.

You can effortlessly switch between three light temperatures - warm white (2700K), neutral white (4000K), and cool white (6500K) - using the touch switch on the mirror surface. By holding down the touch switch, you can adjust the light's brightness. The double-sided mirror swivels, with one side offering 10x magnification.

Material: Mirror glass, ash wood, poplar wood, steel, ABS plastic, cement
Dimensions: Width 25 cm, depth 12 cm, height 38 cm 
Weight: 1.7 kg 
Color: Natural, clear
Additional info: One side of the mirror has 10x magnification.

Umber

Umbra (Latin for "shadow") was founded in 1979 in Toronto, Canada. Paul Rowan asked his childhood friend Les Mandelbaum to join him and together they started to design everyday products into contemporary design. In addition to modern design, the friends wanted the products to be competitive both in terms of price and attitude.

Umbra's international designers strive to provoke thoughts in every product they create. Inspiration is sought from strong or global trends and new emerging needs. Umbra is also not afraid to break the boundaries of so-called normal design.

Today, Umbra is known for its smart home accessories around the world, as the products are shipped to more than 120 countries. Umbra offices can already be found in Europe, Canada, the United States and China.

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