Spiro Rectangle Wall Mirror Light Grey Wood Frame

The Spiro is a 92 x 67cm rectangle wall mirror built around a stepped wood frame finished in light grey. The frame profile steps inward from the outer edge to the glass, creating a layered depth of approximately 5cm that adds dimension when viewed from an angle. The light grey finish sits between cool pale greys and warmer greige tones, avoiding stark white or charcoal extremes.

Designed for hallways, bedrooms, living room walls and dressing areas, the Spiro works both as a functional full-length mirror at waist height and as a decorative wall accent above furniture. The 92cm height is tall enough to check an outfit when hung with the lower edge at 50-60cm from the floor, while the 67cm width provides enough reflection to open up narrow hallways or balance the proportions of a fireplace or console table.

The wood frame is substantial enough to hold the mirror securely without needing a heavy backing board, bringing the total weight to between 7-20kg depending on glass thickness. The stepped profile catches light differently across the day as natural light angles change, giving the frame a subtle architectural character rather than presenting as a flat border. The light grey finish pairs comfortably with cooler-toned interiors, white walls, and natural timber furniture without creating harsh contrast.

What height should the mirror be hung?

For full-length use, hang the mirror with the lower edge 50-60cm from the floor. This allows a 165cm person to see from head to approximately knee height. For decorative use above furniture, position the lower edge 10-15cm above the furniture surface.

What fixing method is needed?

The mirror weighs between 7-20kg depending on glass thickness. Use heavy-duty picture hooks rated for the weight, or mirror plates fixed to wall plugs in masonry. Plasterboard walls require cavity fixings or timber battens behind the board.

Does the frame tone lean warm or cool?

The light grey finish sits between cool pale greys and warmer greige tones. It pairs comfortably with white walls, cooler-toned interiors and natural timber without creating harsh contrast, and works in both north-facing and south-facing rooms.

How is the frame cleaned?

Wipe the wood frame with a dry or barely-damp microfibre cloth. Avoid soaking the wood or using household sprays that may damage the finish. Clean the glass with standard glass cleaner, avoiding overspray onto the frame.