Pearl Rectangle Leaner Mirror - Grey/Silver

The Pearl is a 94 x 69cm rectangular leaner mirror with a dual-tone wood frame that alternates soft grey and metallic silver layers across a stepped profile. The frame width of approximately 10cm on each edge gives the mirror a substantial presence when leaned against a wall, while the 2cm overall depth keeps the profile slim enough for narrow hallways and behind-door positions.

Designed as a full-length mirror for bedrooms, dressing areas, hallways and walk-in wardrobes, the Pearl leans at a natural 5-10 degree angle when rested against a skirting board, providing a head-to-toe reflection from a standing position approximately 1.5-2m away from the glass. The 94cm height suits rooms with standard 2.4m ceilings without the mirror appearing oversized. The grey-silver finish pairs with cooler-toned interiors, contemporary grey palettes, and spaces that mix brushed metal fixtures with neutral walls.

The wood frame is constructed from layered moulding rather than a single flat profile, creating the stepped edge visible in the image. The grey sections sit slightly recessed from the silver, giving the frame a three-dimensional quality that catches light differently depending on the viewing angle. At 8-20kg depending on glass thickness, the mirror benefits from being positioned where it will not be frequently moved, though two people can relocate it comfortably when needed.

Can the Pearl be wall-mounted instead of leaned?

The Pearl is designed primarily as a leaner mirror, but it can be wall-mounted if appropriate D-rings or a hanging system are added to the back of the frame. The weight of 8-20kg means it requires two secure fixings into wall studs or solid masonry rather than plasterboard-only fixings.

What angle does it lean at?

When rested against a wall with a standard skirting board, the mirror leans at approximately 5-10 degrees from vertical. This provides a full head-to-toe reflection when standing 1.5-2m away from the glass.

Is the grey/silver finish painted or a natural wood tone?

The grey and silver are applied finishes on a wood substrate, not natural wood tones. The silver has a metallic sheen while the grey is matte, creating the dual-tone contrast visible in the frame.

How is the frame cleaned?

Wipe the wood frame with a dry or barely-damp microfibre cloth. Avoid spraying glass cleaner directly onto the mirror near the frame edge, as liquid can seep between the glass and frame and damage the finish. Instead, spray cleaner onto the cloth first, then wipe the glass.