
Decorative Mirror Frames
Traditional Chinioti hand-carving on new work and restoration.
Quick answerHand-carved wooden frames for mirrors and dressing tables, made to your size. Carving is cut by hand in our workshop, on new pieces or on your existing furniture.
- Hand-cut in our workshop
- Price agreed before work starts
- Islamabad, Rawalpindi & nearby towns
About carved mirror frames
A carved mirror frame is a small piece that adds a lot to an entrance or bedroom.
We carve to your mirror size and pattern, and can match an existing dressing table.
Handcraft & Carving: what's included
- Hand-carved headboards, panels and legs
- Screens, mirrors frames and decorative pieces
- Re-carving lost detail on antique furniture
- Inlay and brass work on request

How this job runs
From your drawing or photo to finished work.
- 01
Choose size and pattern
- 02
Carve the frame
- 03
Polish
- 04
Fit the mirror
Related services
Often booked alongside this one.
Guides on this topic
Plain-language guides that go deeper on this job.

Why Is Chiniot Famous for Furniture?
The history behind Chiniot's centuries-old woodworking tradition, and why it still defines premium furniture craftsmanship in Pakistan.
Read the guide
Caring for a Carved Dressing Table and Mirror
Dressing tables combine a carved wood frame, a mirror, and often multiple drawers — each part needs slightly different care to keep it looking its best.
Read the guide
Chinioti vs. Chiniot Furniture — What's the Difference?
Clearing up a common mix-up: 'Chinioti' and 'Chiniot' furniture refer to the same thing, but the terms get used inconsistently online.
Read the guide
Book a visit
Tell us the piece and the job. Sending opens WhatsApp with your request already written, and a person replies to confirm the time and the price. Only a name and a phone number are required.
Before you book
Decorative Mirror Frames: questions
Can you frame an existing mirror?
Yes, measured to fit.
Do you supply the mirror glass?
Yes, on request.
Is the carving done by hand?
Yes. Detailed Chinioti carving is hand-cut. We say clearly when a pattern is machine-cut instead.





