Reflect Rectangle Wall Mirror - Silver Mosaic Frame 91 x 66cm

The Reflect is a 91 x 66cm rectangle wall mirror framed with silver mosaic tiles arranged in a woven brick pattern on a wood substrate. Each tile measures approximately 15mm square and catches light from different angles, creating subtle movement across the frame's 8cm border. The mirror glass sits flush within the mosaic surround, with a 2.5cm overall depth from wall to front face when hung.

Designed as a full-length leaner mirror or wall-hung piece, the Reflect suits bedrooms, hallways, dressing areas and bathrooms where the height allows outfit checking before leaving the house. The 91cm height works for most adults when the mirror is leaned against a wall at a slight angle, or positioned at 130-140cm from floor level when wall-mounted. The silver finish on the mosaic tiles pairs with chrome bathroom fittings, brushed nickel door furniture and cooler-toned interior palettes.

The wood frame backing provides structural rigidity for the mosaic surface and keeps the overall weight at approximately 7-10kg, making it manageable for two-person installation on standard plasterboard walls with appropriate fixings. The mosaic pattern hides minor imperfections in grout lines and gives the mirror a textured appearance that differentiates it from flat painted or metallic frames. The silver tone is consistent across tiles but not mirror-polished, so it reads as a satin or brushed metallic rather than high-gloss chrome.

Can this be used as a leaner mirror?

Yes. The 91 x 66cm size and 2.5cm depth allow it to lean safely against a wall at a slight angle. Position it on carpet, a rug or a non-slip mat to prevent the base from sliding on hard floors.

What fixings are needed for wall mounting?

The mirror weighs between 7-10kg and requires two wall fixings rated for at least 15kg combined load on plasterboard, or standard masonry fixings on brick or block walls. D-rings or keyhole slots on the rear determine the exact fixing method.

Is the mosaic pattern consistent across all mirrors?

The woven brick mosaic layout is consistent, but minor variation in grout line width and tile spacing may occur between production batches as the tiles are individually applied to the wood substrate.

How is the mosaic frame cleaned?

Wipe the mosaic tiles with a barely-damp microfibre cloth and dry immediately. Avoid getting water into the grout lines or allowing moisture to sit on the wood backing. Clean the mirror glass with standard glass cleaner applied to a cloth, not sprayed directly onto the surface.