Brillia Rectangle Wall Mirror Grey - 116x61cm

The Brillia is a 116x61cm rectangle wall mirror with a soft grey wood frame that projects 3cm from the wall surface. The frame consists of a central large mirror panel flanked by two narrower smoked mirror strips on each side, creating a three-panel composition where the side panels are recessed slightly behind the main mirror plane.

Designed for living rooms above sofas, bedroom walls opposite beds, and hallways where full-length reflection and light amplification are both needed, the Brillia's horizontal 116cm width suits spaces where a single large mirror would overwhelm but a small decorative mirror would lack presence. The 61cm height provides torso-and-head reflection when wall-mounted at typical sofa-back height, or fuller reflection when hung lower in a bedroom or dressing area.

The soft grey wood frame finish sits between cool and warm greys, pairing comfortably with both blue-grey and greige colour schemes without introducing a jarring temperature shift. The recessed side panels create subtle depth variation across the mirror surface, so the reflection isn't perfectly flat — light catches differently on the central and side sections, adding visual interest without fragmentation. At 3cm total depth the mirror projects modestly from the wall, keeping it suitable for narrower hallways where deeper frames would intrude into circulation space.

How is the Brillia mounted to the wall?

The mirror typically mounts via D-rings or a hanging bracket on the rear of the wooden frame. Due to the 116x61cm size and glass weight, wall fixings should be anchored into studs or solid masonry rather than plasterboard alone. Two-point hanging is recommended for stability.

What wall colour works best with the grey frame?

The soft grey frame sits between cool and warm greys, so it pairs well with blue-greys, greiges, off-whites, and even deeper charcoals. It provides neutral contrast against white walls without the starkness of a black frame.

Can the mirror be hung vertically instead of horizontally?

Physically yes, but the proportions are designed for horizontal orientation. Hung vertically the 61cm width would be narrow for a full-length mirror, and the three-panel composition reads more naturally when the side strips run vertically as accents rather than horizontally as layers.

Is the mirror suitable for bathrooms?

The wood frame is not specifically treated for high-humidity environments. In bathrooms with good ventilation the Brillia can be used, but avoid positioning it directly opposite a shower where it would receive regular steam exposure.