Wingham Arch Window Mirror – Black

The Wingham arch mirror brings the look of a Crittall-style window indoors, with a black iron frame divided into a grid of individual panes. The gently curved top softens the geometric layout, while the six-column, three-row arrangement gives the piece the feel of a period window opening onto more light and space.

Each pane reflects independently, so the mirror scatters daylight across a room and helps a smaller space feel more open. The slim iron muntins hold everything in a clean grid, and the black finish keeps the frame grounded against pale walls or busy gallery arrangements. At 1200mm wide and 800mm tall, it works well above a console, sideboard or mantel where you want width without too much height.

Built on an MDF backing with an iron frame and glass panes, it has enough weight to feel solid without being awkward to fix. The arched shape lends itself to hallways, living rooms and dining rooms where you want an architectural focal point that also does the practical job of reflecting light.

Is this a single mirror or separate panes?

It is one mirror behind an iron grid frame. The muntins create the look of individual windowpanes across a single reflective surface.

What is the frame made from?

The frame is iron with an MDF backing, and the panes are glass. The combination keeps it sturdy while holding the windowpane grid securely.

How should I clean it?

Wipe the glass with a soft, lint-free cloth and a little glass cleaner. Dust the iron frame with a dry cloth and avoid soaking the metal to protect the finish.

Can it hang horizontally above a sideboard?

Yes. At 1200mm wide and 800mm tall it suits a horizontal position above a console, sideboard or mantel where its width makes the most impact.

Does the arched top affect how it hangs?

No. The mirror hangs like any wall mirror using suitable fixings for its weight. The arch sits at the top and adds the window-style profile.