Venire Rectangle Wall Mirror Black - 106x75cm

The Venire is a 106x75cm rectangle wall mirror built around a matt black wood frame with bevelled glass edges. The frame measures 2cm in depth and the mirror itself weighs 10kg once mounted, giving it a substantial presence on the wall without dominating the room. The black finish is a low-sheen matt rather than gloss, reducing reflections on the frame itself while the central mirror glass provides full clarity.

Designed for hallways, living rooms above sideboards, and bedrooms above dressers where a large reflective surface adds both light and the illusion of depth, the Venire's 106cm width suits walls between 120-180cm wide. The portrait orientation (106cm wide by 75cm tall) positions the mirror horizontally, making it effective for reflecting windows opposite or light sources across a room. The wood frame accepts D-rings or keyhole mounts on the reverse for wall installation onto two fixings minimum.

The black frame provides a clean edge that works across interiors from industrial loft spaces with exposed brick to contemporary bedrooms with neutral palettes. The matt finish absorbs rather than bounces ambient light, keeping attention on the mirror surface itself. The bevelled edge on the glass creates a stepped border where the mirror meets the frame, adding a layer of detailing that catches light at certain angles without being overtly decorative.

What fixings are needed to mount the mirror?

The Venire weighs 10kg, so wall fixings must be rated for at least 15kg combined load to provide a safety margin. Use two fixings minimum, spaced to match the D-rings or keyhole mounts on the reverse. For plasterboard walls, heavy-duty plasterboard anchors or cavity fixings are required. For brick or blockwork, plug and screw fixings are suitable.

Can it be hung vertically?

The mirror is designed to hang horizontally (106cm wide by 75cm tall). It can be rotated 90 degrees to hang vertically (75cm wide by 106cm tall) if that suits your space better, provided the fixings on the reverse support that orientation.

Is the frame real wood or MDF?

Britannia Mirrors typically use engineered wood or MDF with a painted or lacquered finish for their frames. The Specification table lists 'Wood' — this likely refers to wood-based material rather than solid hardwood. The matt black finish is applied over the substrate.

Does the bevelled edge scratch easily?

The bevelled edge is cut into the mirror glass itself, not a separate layer. Glass bevels are harder than most household surfaces and do not scratch easily under normal use. Clean with a standard glass cleaner and microfibre cloth, avoiding abrasive pads or scouring powders.