Description
This large window mirror brings the look of a multi-paned casement to your wall, with glazing bars dividing the glass into panels for a distinctly architectural feel. The washed wood frame has a soft brown finish that lets the grain show through, giving each piece a lived-in, slightly weathered character rather than a flat painted coat. Standing 200cm tall and 100cm wide, it reads as a proper floor-to-eye feature and bounces daylight around a room the way a real window would.
We find this style of mirror works hardest in hallways, bedrooms and living spaces that need a sense of depth and light. Lean it against the wall for a relaxed look or fix it flush for something more considered. The brown washed tone sits comfortably alongside neutral plaster shades, natural linen and rustic or country-leaning schemes, though it holds its own against darker walls too. Pair it above a console table or sideboard, or use it at the end of a narrow room to open up the space visually.
The timber frame is solid and best kept away from prolonged damp, so a hallway or living room suits it better than a steamy bathroom. Dust the frame with a dry or barely damp cloth and clean the glass with a soft lint-free cloth and a little glass cleaner sprayed onto the cloth rather than the mirror. Given its size and weight, we recommend fixing it securely into studs or using appropriate wall plugs, and enlisting a second pair of hands to hang it safely.
Specification
| Type |
Mirrors |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
200cm |
| Width |
100cm |
| Depth |
6cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the frame made from?
The frame is solid wood with a washed brown finish, so the grain remains visible and each mirror carries a little natural variation.
Where does this mirror work best?
It suits hallways, bedrooms and living rooms where you want extra light and depth. The window-pane design pairs well with neutral, rustic and country schemes.
Is it big enough to make an impact?
At 200cm tall and 100cm wide, it is a large floor-height piece, ideal for leaning against a wall or hanging as a focal feature.
How should I clean it?
Dust the frame with a dry cloth and clean the glass using a soft lint-free cloth with cleaner applied to the cloth, not the glass.
How is it fixed to the wall?
Given the size and weight, fix it into studs or use suitable wall plugs and ask someone to help you position it safely.