Description
This large framed wall mirror pairs a broad rectangular shape with a washed wood surround in a soft brown tone. The frame carries a lightly weathered, grain-forward look, the kind of finish that reads as natural timber rather than glossy paint, so it settles into a room without feeling heavy. At 150cm tall and 80cm wide, it gives you a full-length reflection with a wide, clear pane of glass held securely within the frame.
A mirror of this height earns its place in a hallway, bedroom or dressing area, and it works just as well propped against a wall as it does hung flat. The brown wood frame sits happily alongside neutral walls, cream linens and rattan or cane furniture, while a darker scheme lets the washed tone lift the space and bounce light around. Lean it behind a console or a chest of drawers, or hang it portrait to open up a narrow room. Because the glass runs almost the full length, it reflects daylight generously and makes smaller spaces feel bigger.
Practicality is straightforward. The frame is solid enough to fixed hanging, and we would suggest secure wall fixings suited to your wall type given the size and weight. Keep the glass clear with a soft, lint-free cloth and a little glass cleaner, spraying onto the cloth rather than the mirror to protect the wood. Wipe the frame with a dry or barely damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals so the washed finish stays as it should over time.
Specification
| Type |
Mirrors |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
150cm |
| Width |
80cm |
| Depth |
3cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the frame made from?
The surround is washed wood in a brown tone, with a grain-forward finish that keeps a natural look. The pane itself is glass held firmly within the frame.
Where does this mirror work best?
Its height suits hallways, bedrooms and dressing areas. Hang it portrait to open up a narrow space or prop it against a wall behind a console for a relaxed feel.
Can I lean it rather than hang it?
Yes. At 150cm it leans well against a wall, though we would advise securing it if there is any chance of it being knocked, particularly around children or pets.
How do I hang it safely?
Given the size and weight, use wall fixings suited to your wall type and check they are rated for the load. Fixing into a stud or masonry is more secure than plasterboard alone.
How should I clean it?
Wipe the glass with a soft, lint-free cloth, spraying cleaner onto the cloth rather than the mirror. Dust the wood frame with a dry or barely damp cloth and avoid harsh chemicals.