Glimira Rectangle Wall Mirror - Champagne

The Glimira is a 92 x 67cm rectangle wall mirror with a textured champagne-gold wood frame built from overlapping hexagonal segments. The frame projects 2cm from the wall and carries bevelled mirror glass, giving depth to the reflection at the edges. The champagne finish sits between pale gold and warm beige, catching light differently across the textured surface as viewing angle changes.

Designed for hallways, bedroom walls opposite windows, and dressing areas where both reflected light and a decorative frame are needed, the Glimira works in portrait or landscape orientation depending on wall space. At 92cm tall in portrait mode, the mirror provides head-to-waist coverage when wall-mounted at typical height (100-120cm from floor to bottom edge), making it suitable for outfit checks and grooming without needing full-length coverage. In landscape mode the 92cm width suits console tables and sideboards where the mirror sits above the furniture piece.

The wood frame is constructed from individual hexagonal segments arranged in a honeycomb pattern, each segment raised slightly above its neighbour to create surface texture and shadow variation. This textured surface gives the champagne finish more visual interest than a flat metallic paint would, and the raised segments catch ambient light from windows or ceiling fittings as natural light moves through the day. The 7-20kg weight range suggests solid timber construction rather than hollow moulded resin, requiring appropriate wall fixings for plasterboard or masonry walls.

Can this be hung in landscape or portrait orientation?

Yes. The mirror works in both orientations depending on the space. In portrait mode the 92cm height provides upper-body coverage for dressing areas. In landscape mode the 92cm width suits placement above console tables or sideboards.

What wall fixings are needed?

The weight range of 7-20kg requires proper wall fixings. Use heavy-duty picture hooks rated to 20kg minimum for plasterboard walls, or masonry anchors and screws for brick or concrete. The mirror likely has D-rings or a hanging wire on the back — check before drilling.

How is the frame cleaned?

The textured wood frame collects dust in the hexagonal recesses. Use a soft brush or vacuum with a brush attachment to remove dust from the raised segments, then wipe gently with a barely-damp microfibre cloth. Clean the mirror glass with standard glass cleaner, avoiding overspray onto the wood.

Does the champagne finish work with cooler-toned interiors?

The champagne finish leans warm (pale gold rather than silver), so it pairs most naturally with warm whites, creams, taupes and wood tones. In cooler grey or blue-grey interiors it acts as a warm accent rather than blending in, which can work if that contrast is intentional.