Athena Hexagon Wall Mirror Grey - 154x62cm

The Athena is a 154x62cm wall mirror built around three large hexagonal mirror panels separated by smaller hexagonal accents, all set within a grey-painted wood frame. The central hexagons each measure approximately 50cm wide, sized to provide a full-length reflection when hung vertically or a wide horizontal reflection when mounted landscape. The frame itself is 2cm deep, keeping the overall projection from the wall minimal.

Designed for hallways, bedroom walls opposite the bed, or living room feature walls, the Athena works in spaces with 2.4m or higher ceilings where the 154cm height can be appreciated without overwhelming the room. The hexagonal geometry breaks up what would otherwise be a single flat mirror surface, adding visual interest to the reflection itself. At 17kg the mirror requires secure wall fixings into masonry or into wall studs rather than plasterboard alone.

The grey wood frame has a matt finish that sits comfortably alongside cooler-toned interiors, greys, whites and charcoal furniture without adding warmth. The frame construction uses mitred corners at each hexagon edge, creating clean geometric lines that emphasise the angular design rather than softening it. The hexagon arrangement allows the mirror to be positioned either vertically as a full-length dressing mirror or horizontally as a feature mirror above a console table or sideboard.

What wall fixings are needed?

At 17kg the Athena requires secure wall fixings. For solid masonry walls use heavy-duty mirror plates or D-rings with appropriate wall plugs and screws rated to at least 20kg. For stud walls the fixings must locate into the timber studs rather than just the plasterboard.

Can it be hung horizontally?

Yes. The hexagon design works in both orientations. Vertical positioning suits full-length dressing use in a bedroom or hallway, while horizontal positioning suits feature wall placement above a console table, sideboard or fireplace.

What room size does it suit?

The 154cm height works best in rooms with ceiling heights of 2.4m or above. In smaller rooms or lower-ceilinged spaces the mirror can feel tall relative to the wall, but horizontal mounting reduces this effect.

How is the grey frame finished?

The wood frame carries a matt grey paint finish with no visible grain or texture, giving a flat colour field that emphasises the geometric lines of the hexagons rather than the material itself.