Description
A round wall mirror, 90cm by 90cm, in natural. Round softens a room of straight lines without adding pattern, and it is the easiest shape to place because it has no wrong orientation. At 90cm wide it is wider than a standard interior door. Above furniture, leave roughly 15 to 20cm between the top of the piece and the bottom of the mirror so the two read as a group rather than a stack.
Natural sits with almost anything, which is the practical argument for it: it does not commit the room to a colour scheme the way a painted finish does. Bamboo is a grass rather than a timber, which is why it grows back in a few years instead of a few decades and why a bamboo frame weighs so little for its stiffness. The nodes along each cane are visible and are the honest mark of the material. Glass borrows its colour from whatever sits behind it, so the same piece looks warmer against a painted wall than against a window. It shows dust sooner than an opaque finish, and cleans in seconds.
At this weight an ordinary picture hook into a solid wall carries it, and a plasterboard plug is enough where there is no stud. It hangs horizontally as well as vertically, so it suits either wall. It weighs 3.5kg.
Mark the fixing points from the mirror itself rather than measuring twice — hanging plates are rarely exactly where you would assume, and a centimetre out shows.
Specification
| Width |
90cm |
| Depth |
2cm |
| Height |
90cm |
| Weight |
3.50KG |
| Material |
Bamboo 50%, Glass 50% |
| Colour |
Natural |
| Hook Type |
Hook |
| Country of Origin |
China |
Frequently Asked
Can it hang horizontally?
Yes. It is made to hang either way, so it can go landscape over a console or portrait in a narrower space.
How heavy is it?
3.5kg. Worth knowing before choosing a wall fixing.
What size is it?
90cm wide by 90cm high and 2cm deep. The full dimensions are in the specification table.
What is it made of?
Bamboo and glass. The full composition is in the specification table.
Is it suitable for a bathroom?
No. It is not specified for a humid room, and a damp environment will show at the edges of the finish in time.
Will it look exactly like the photographs?
Close, but not identical. Bamboo varies from piece to piece, so grain, tone and marking differ.