Description
Our washed wood XL window mirror takes its cue from a traditional multi-pane window, with a wide brown frame divided into sections that break the glass into a grid. The wood carries a washed finish, so the grain shows through in soft, uneven tones rather than a flat coat of colour. At 170cm tall and 112cm wide, this is a large piece with real presence, and the frame sits 4cm deep against the wall. Each pane is set with its own mirror glass, giving the surface the look of an old casement window that has been glazed with reflection instead of view.
A mirror of this scale earns its place in a hallway, above a console table or leaning against the wall in a bedroom or dressing area. The window-style bars suit interiors that lean towards rustic, country or reclaimed styling, though the neutral brown tone also works in more pared-back rooms. Stand it on the floor for a relaxed look, or fix it flat to the wall where it will bounce daylight around and open up a narrow space. Pair it with woven baskets, dried stems or an aged timber sideboard to draw out the washed finish.
Because the frame is wood, keep it away from steamy bathrooms and direct damp. Dust the bars regularly with a dry cloth and clean the glass with a barely damp cloth followed by a buff dry. Given the weight and size, use fixings rated for the wall type and, where possible, have a second pair of hands when hanging.
Specification
| Type |
Mirrors |
| Colour |
Brown |
| Material |
Wood |
| Height |
170cm |
| Width |
112cm |
| Depth |
4cm |
Frequently Asked
What is the frame made from?
The frame is wood with a washed finish, so the natural grain remains visible under the brown tone rather than being hidden by a solid paint layer.
Where does this mirror work best?
It suits hallways, bedrooms and living rooms. The window-style bars pair well with rustic and reclaimed pieces, while the neutral brown keeps it flexible for simpler schemes.
Is it large enough to lean on the floor?
Yes. At 170cm tall it works well leant against a wall, and it can also be wall-mounted. Because of its size, use appropriate fixings for a secure hold.
How do I clean it?
Dust the wooden bars with a dry cloth and wipe the glass with a barely damp cloth, then buff dry. Avoid soaking the timber or hanging it in damp, steamy rooms.
Are the panes separate mirrors?
The frame divides the surface into a window-style grid, with mirror glass set within each section to recreate the look of a glazed casement.