Description
This large framed mirror pairs a wide sheet of true reflective glass with a solid washed wood surround, giving you a full-length piece that brings light and depth into a room. The frame carries a soft brown finish where the grain shows through the wash, so each edge has a slightly weathered, lived-in look rather than a flat coat of colour. At 180cm tall and 90cm wide, it reads as a floor-standing or wall-hung mirror suited to bigger spaces.
The generous height makes it a practical dressing mirror, while the honest wood tone lets it settle into hallways, bedrooms and living rooms without dominating the scheme. Lean it against a wall for a relaxed feel, or fix it flat to reflect a window and open up a narrow space. The brown frame works alongside natural linen, rattan and painted furniture, and it sits happily with both pale and darker walls. As with most large mirrors, a pair of them facing each other can make a hallway feel wider.
The glass gives a clear, undistorted reflection across its full 90cm width, and the 3cm depth keeps the profile slim against the wall. Wipe the glass with a soft, slightly damp cloth and a little glass cleaner, then buff dry to avoid streaks. Dust the wooden frame with a dry cloth and keep it away from prolonged damp. For a floor lean, use a wall strap or bracket so the mirror stays secure.
Specification
| Type |
Mirrors |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
180cm |
| Width |
90cm |
| Depth |
3cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the frame made from?
The frame is solid wood with a washed brown finish that lets the grain show through, and the glass itself gives a clear, true reflection.
Where does this mirror work best?
Its 180cm height suits hallways, bedrooms and living rooms as a full-length or dressing mirror. Position it to reflect a window and the room will feel brighter.
Can I lean it against the wall?
Yes. It leans well as a floor mirror, though we recommend fixing it with a wall strap or bracket so it cannot tip.
How do I keep the glass clear?
Wipe with a soft, slightly damp cloth and a little glass cleaner, then buff dry to prevent streaks and watermarks.
How should I care for the wooden frame?
Dust it with a dry cloth and keep it away from prolonged damp or direct heat so the washed finish stays sound.