Brillix Rectangle Wall Mirror Silver Frame - 99 x 73cm

The Brillix is a 99 x 73cm rectangular wall mirror framed by a wood border finished in silver, with the frame surface constructed from stepped rectangular bevelled sections that catch and reflect light at different angles. Each section stands slightly proud of the next, creating a three-dimensional geometric pattern around the central mirror glass. The frame depth of 2.5cm gives the mirror presence on the wall without projecting far from the surface.

Designed for hallways, living rooms, bedrooms and dressing areas, the Brillix suits spaces where a larger mirror adds both function and a focal point. The 99cm height makes it suitable as a full-length mirror for outfit checks when hung vertically, or as a horizontal feature above a console table, sofa or fireplace. The silver finish works across modern, contemporary and transitional interiors where a neutral metallic tone is needed without the warmth of gold or brass.

The wood frame construction gives the mirror a weight of 11-21kg depending on the specific glass thickness and frame joinery used in manufacture, requiring secure wall fixings into studs or wall plugs rated for the load. The bevelled rectangular sections on the frame create a textured surface that diffuses reflections along the frame edge, distinguishing the Brillix from flat-faced or simple-profile mirror frames. The silver finish is applied to the wood substrate, giving a metallic appearance while retaining the solidity and joinery capabilities of a wood frame.

Can this be hung horizontally or vertically?

Yes. The Brillix can be hung either way depending on the room layout and intended use. Hung vertically at 99cm height it functions as a full-length mirror for outfit checks. Hung horizontally at 73cm height it works above console tables, sideboards or sofas as a feature mirror.

What wall fixings are needed?

The mirror weighs between 11-21kg, so wall fixings must be rated for at least 25kg to provide a safety margin. Use wall plugs or toggle bolts suitable for your wall type, or fix directly into timber studs or masonry. The mirror typically hangs via D-rings or keyhole mounts on the reverse.

What is the frame made from?

The frame is wood with a silver finish applied over the surface. The bevelled rectangular sections are part of the frame construction, creating the stepped geometric pattern visible around the mirror edge.

How is the silver finish maintained?

Wipe the frame with a dry microfibre cloth to remove dust. For the mirror glass, use a standard glass cleaner or a 50/50 mix of distilled water and white vinegar applied with a lint-free cloth. Avoid spraying cleaner directly onto the mirror edge where it could seep behind the glass or onto the frame finish.