Halo Rectangle Wall Mirror - Black Wood Frame

The Halo is a 94 x 69cm rectangle wall mirror with a black wood frame that shows a rippled, wave-like texture across its surface. The frame measures 3cm deep and surrounds a clear bevelled mirror glass that reflects without distortion. The black finish is applied to engineered wood, giving the frame a lightweight structure that sits flat against the wall when hung vertically.

Designed for hallways, bedrooms above dressing tables, and living room walls where a full-length reflection is useful, the Halo sits in the mid-size bracket between small accent mirrors and full floor-standing designs. The 94cm height provides head-to-waist reflection when hung at standard eye level, or a fuller body view when mounted higher on the wall. The rippled frame texture catches and scatters light differently depending on the viewing angle, adding visual interest without overwhelming the reflection.

The engineered wood construction keeps the weight between 7-10kg (the upper 20kg specification likely covers the entire Halo range rather than this specific size), making the mirror manageable for single-person hanging on plasterboard with appropriate fixings. The black finish pairs with industrial interiors, monochrome schemes, and contemporary spaces where darker accents are used to define zones or create contrast against lighter walls.

What type of wall fixings are needed?

The mirror weighs between 7-10kg for this size and requires two wall fixings rated for at least 15kg combined load. On plasterboard, use expanding plasterboard anchors or toggle fixings. On brick or concrete, standard wall plugs and screws are sufficient. D-rings or a hanging plate on the rear of the mirror hook onto wall-mounted screws or picture hooks.

Can this be hung horizontally?

Yes. The rectangular format works in both vertical and horizontal orientation. Horizontal mounting suits placement above sideboards, console tables or beds, while vertical mounting works better for full-length reflection in hallways or beside wardrobes.

Is the mirror bevelled?

Yes. The mirror glass has a bevelled edge that creates a subtle angled border around the perimeter of the reflection, adding depth and a more finished appearance than a plain-cut mirror edge.

How is the frame textured?

The black wood frame shows a rippled, wave-like surface texture that runs across the entire border. This is part of the moulded frame design rather than a hand-applied finish, so the pattern is consistent across the frame.