Description
A round wall mirror, 60cm by 60cm, in burnished gold. An angled frame catches light along its bevel, so the outline reads as a bright line rather than a flat band, and the effect changes as you move past it. At 60cm wide it is a little narrower than a standard interior door. In a cloakroom or a hallway this is often the right size, because the job is checking a face rather than a whole outfit.
The finish is the argument here: against a white wall a warm metal reads as jewellery, and against a dark or panelled wall it reads as architectural. Steel carries a load through a thinner section than any timber can, which is why a steel frame can look this light and still not flex. Powder-coated, it takes a knock as a chip rather than a dent. It hangs horizontally as well as vertically, so it suits either wall.
At 4.4kg a single picture hook into a solid wall carries it, and a plasterboard anchor is enough where there is no stud.
A circle has no top or bottom, so there is no wrong way round and no crooked. It also reads as softer than its size suggests, because the eye measures the width at the centre rather than at the corners a square would have. Check the distance from the fixing point to the top edge, because it decides how high the hook has to go and that is the measurement people get wrong.
Specification
| Width |
60cm |
| Depth |
8cm |
| Height |
60cm |
| Weight |
4.40KG |
| Material |
Steel 60%, Aluminium 20%, Mirror Glass 20% |
| Colour |
Burnished Gold |
| Hook Type |
Keyhole 45.5 |
| Country of Origin |
China |
Frequently Asked
Can it hang horizontally?
Yes. It is made to hang either way, so it can go landscape over a console or portrait in a narrower space.
How heavy is it?
4.4kg. Worth knowing before choosing a wall fixing.
What size is it?
60cm wide by 60cm high and 8cm deep. The full dimensions are in the specification table.
What is it made of?
Aluminium, mirror glass and steel. The full composition is in the specification table.
Is it suitable for a bathroom?
No. It is not specified for a humid room, and a damp environment will show at the edges of the finish in time.
How do I clean it?
Dust it, and use a damp cloth on the finish rather than a solvent or an abrasive.