Description
This round window mirror brings the character of a classic window pane to your wall, with a black wood frame divided into segments that echo the look of traditional glazing bars. The circular form measures 100cm across, giving you a generous reflective surface that opens up a room and bounces light around darker corners. The glass itself is clear and true, set within a frame that has been finished in a deep matte black to suit both period and contemporary interiors.
At 100cm in diameter, this is one of our larger mirrors, so it works well as a focal point above a fireplace, in a hallway or resting against a wall in a dressing area. The window-style detailing means it reads as more than a plain mirror, adding architectural interest without demanding a busy scheme around it. Pair it with pale walls to keep the black frame graphic and crisp, or hang it against exposed brick or panelling for a more layered, lived-in feel. It sits happily alongside houseplants, sconces and framed prints.
The wood frame is sturdy and the depth of just 2cm keeps the profile neat against the wall. To care for it, dust the frame regularly with a dry cloth and wipe the glass with a slightly damp lint-free cloth, then buff dry to avoid streaks. Avoid spraying cleaner directly onto the mirror, as excess moisture can seep behind the glass over time. Fixings should be chosen to suit your wall type given the size and weight of this piece.
Specification
| Type |
Mirrors |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
100cm |
| Width |
100cm |
| Depth |
2cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the frame made from?
The frame is wood finished in matte black, with glazing-bar style dividers that give it the window-pane look. The glass is clear and set neatly within.
Where does this mirror work best?
It suits a hallway, above a mantel or in a bedroom. The 100cm round shape makes a strong focal point, so give it a clear stretch of wall.
Will it fit above a standard fireplace?
At 100cm across it suits most average mantels, though we suggest measuring your wall space first to leave a little breathing room around the frame.
How do I clean it?
Dust the frame with a dry cloth and clean the glass with a barely damp lint-free cloth, then buff dry. Keep moisture away from the frame edges.
Is it heavy to hang?
As a large mirror it has some weight, so use fixings rated for your wall type and, where possible, secure into a stud or use suitable wall anchors.