Miraggio Leaner Mirror - White & Silver

The Miraggio is a 91 x 66cm rectangular leaner mirror with a white-painted wooden frame bordered by raised silver mosaic tiles arranged in a grid pattern. The frame measures 2.5cm deep and weighs 8kg, giving it enough mass to stand securely against a wall without needing to be hung. The silver tiles catch and reflect ambient light, adding texture and metallic accent to the white frame.

Designed to lean rather than hang, the Miraggio suits bedrooms, dressing rooms, hallways and walk-in wardrobes where a full-length reflection is needed. The 91cm height provides head-to-toe coverage for most users when leaning at a typical 10-15 degree angle. The white frame and silver mosaic border pair with both neutral-toned and cooler contemporary interiors, while the grid tile pattern references classical and Art Deco styling.

The wooden frame provides structural rigidity without excessive weight, and the white painted finish hides minor scuffs better than darker finishes. The silver tiles are individually set into the frame border, creating a three-dimensional surface that changes appearance depending on viewing angle and light direction. The 66cm width is proportioned for single-person use rather than shared wardrobe mirrors, making the Miraggio suitable for compact bedrooms and en-suites where wall space is limited.

Does the mirror need to be hung or can it lean?

The Miraggio is designed as a leaner mirror. Its 8kg weight and 2.5cm frame depth allow it to stand securely against a wall without fixings. If preferred, wall-mounting brackets can be added to the back for permanent installation, though this is not required.

What ceiling height is needed?

The 91cm height works in rooms with ceiling heights of 2.4m or above. When leaning at a typical angle, the top of the mirror sits approximately 85-90cm from the wall, so clearance below ceiling coving or light fittings should be checked before positioning.

Is the silver finish real metal?

The silver tiles are painted or metallic-coated mosaic pieces set into the wooden frame border. They provide a reflective metallic appearance but are not solid metal tiles.

How is the frame cleaned?

Wipe the white painted frame with a dry or barely-damp microfibre cloth. The silver mosaic border can be cleaned with glass cleaner sprayed onto a cloth rather than directly onto the tiles, to avoid moisture seeping between the tiles and the frame backing.