Gold Mirrors

Gold mirrors: champagne, aged-gold and gilt

Gold covers a wider range of tones than a single colour. The range here runs from pale champagne and soft gold through to warm aged-gold and gilt frames. Champagne and pale-gold tones read soft and neutral and suit most schemes; aged and antique-gold finishes carry more warmth and weight, sitting well in traditional and glam rooms. US shoppers searching for a gold mirror or gold wall mirror will find the same pieces across either market's terminology.

Shapes and frames

Gold-finished pieces come in round, rectangular and arched shapes, with rectangular the most common. Frames run from clean modern metal bands through ornate, carved and scrolled mouldings to textured and gilded timber. A plain modern gold frame reads contemporary; an ornate gilt frame reads classical, so the same finish can suit very different rooms depending on the profile.

Where a gold mirror works

A gold frame sits naturally alongside warm wood, cream and tan upholstery, and brass or aged-bronze lighting. Above a mantel or sideboard, a gold mirror warms the wall and catches lamplight after dark; in a hallway, it lifts a space that often has no window of its own. Sizes run from medium through extra-large, so the same finish covers a small cloakroom piece and a large feature mirror.

Browse related ranges

For the wider catalogue see our parent mirrors page, or the shape-led round mirrors and arched mirrors edits.