Glimira Rectangle Wall Mirror - Silver

The Glimira is a 92x67cm rectangle wall mirror with a textured silver-finish wood frame showing a repeating diagonal relief pattern across all four sides. The frame itself is 2cm deep, making this a shallow-profile mirror suited to walls with limited projection space or areas where a heavy, deep frame would dominate.

Designed for hallways, bedrooms and living room walls where a horizontal orientation works better than a tall portrait mirror, the Glimira provides a full upper-body reflection at chest height or above. The 92cm width covers typical single-person shoulder width comfortably, while the 67cm height captures head-to-waist for outfit checks in a bedroom or grooming in a hallway. The shallow 2cm depth means it sits close to the wall without protruding into circulation space.

The wood frame is finished in a metallic silver coating with a textured diagonal pattern that catches light differently depending on viewing angle, creating subtle variation across the surface. The pattern is moulded into the wood rather than applied as a separate overlay, so there are no edges to lift or separate over time. At 7-20kg depending on the specific glass thickness, the mirror requires two secure wall fixings into masonry or timber studs rather than plasterboard alone.

How is the mirror mounted?

The Glimira typically includes D-rings or a hanging wire on the reverse. Given the 7-20kg weight range, use two wall fixings into masonry, brick or timber studs. Plasterboard-only fixings are not suitable unless heavy-duty toggle anchors rated for the mirror's weight are used.

Can it be hung vertically as well as horizontally?

Yes. The 92x67cm proportions work in either orientation, though the 92cm width makes horizontal mounting more common for hallways and above furniture. Vertical mounting gives a taller, narrower reflection suited to narrow wall spaces or beside doorways.

Is the textured frame real metal or painted wood?

The frame is wood with a metallic silver finish coating. The diagonal relief pattern is moulded into the wood substrate, then coated. It is not solid metal, which keeps the weight and cost lower than a cast-metal equivalent.

What wall colour works best with the silver frame?

The silver finish pairs cleanly with cooler tones (greys, whites, soft blues) and provides contrast against warmer neutrals (beiges, taupes, warm whites). It tends to look washed-out against very pale silver-grey walls of a similar tone, so benefits from either darker or warmer wall colours to stand out.