Echo Leaner Mirror 85x60cm - Dark Concrete Lacquered Wood Frame

The Echo is an 85x60cm leaner mirror with a 4.5cm deep dark concrete lacquered wood frame. The frame uses a lacquered finish over wood to simulate the appearance of poured concrete, with the lacquer adding a slight sheen to the surface and sealing the finish against moisture.

Designed as a full-length leaner mirror for bedrooms, dressing areas and hallways, the Echo stands at floor level against a wall without needing to be hung. The 85cm height provides head-to-waist reflection for most adults when standing 1-2m away, making it suitable for checking outfits or as a reflective accent in narrow hallways and behind doors. The 4.5cm frame depth gives the mirror enough weight and presence to stand securely on carpet or hard flooring without tipping.

The dark concrete effect comes from a grey-toned lacquer applied over a wood substrate, giving the appearance of cast concrete without the weight or installation complexity of actual stone or concrete frames. The lacquered surface can be wiped clean with a damp cloth, unlike unfinished concrete which would mark and stain over time. The rectangular shape and neutral grey tone pair well with industrial, modern and monochrome interiors.

The frame corners are mitred and the mirror glass sits recessed into the frame rebate rather than overlaying the front edge, giving a clean transition between frame and glass. At 85x60cm the mirror is large enough to provide useful reflection without dominating smaller rooms, and narrow enough to fit in hallways and between furniture pieces where a wider mirror would obstruct circulation space.

Can the Echo be wall-hung or is it floor-standing only?

The Echo is designed as a leaner mirror and stands at floor level against a wall. It does not include wall-hanging fixings, but could be mounted using separate D-rings and wall anchors if preferred — consult a professional fitter for load calculations on plasterboard walls.

What is the dark concrete finish made from?

The frame is wood with a lacquered finish applied to simulate the appearance of poured concrete. It is not actual concrete, which keeps the weight manageable and allows the finish to be wiped clean without staining.

How is the lacquered frame cleaned?

Wipe the frame with a damp microfibre cloth. The lacquer seals the surface, so it can tolerate light moisture without marking. Avoid abrasive cleaners or scouring pads which may scratch the lacquer.

Will it stand securely on carpet?

The 4.5cm frame depth and weight of the wood and glass give the mirror stability on both hard floors and short-pile carpet. On thick or shag carpet the base may sink slightly, which can reduce stability — test positioning before committing to a final location.