Zeal Rectangle Wall Mirror - Champagne

The Zeal is an 89 x 64cm rectangle wall mirror with a champagne-finish wood frame and a beaded inner edge detail. The frame is constructed from moulded wood sections stained in a warm metallic champagne tone that sits between pale gold and soft bronze, with a subtle sheen rather than high polish. The beaded detail runs along the inner edge of the frame, creating a decorative border between the frame and the bevelled mirror glass.

Designed for hallways, bedrooms and living rooms where a mid-size wall mirror adds reflected light without dominating the wall, the Zeal works in portrait or landscape orientation. The 89cm height makes it suitable for above-console placement in an entrance hall, above a bedroom dresser, or as a focal point on a feature wall. The 3cm frame depth gives the mirror presence without projecting too far from the wall, and the 7-20kg weight requires appropriate wall fixings into solid masonry or a stud wall rather than plasterboard alone.

The champagne finish on the wood frame pairs well with warm neutrals, blush tones, soft greys and cream interiors. The beaded edge detail adds texture and visual interest at close range, breaking up what would otherwise be a plain flat frame. The bevelled edge on the mirror glass itself creates a subtle shadow line around the perimeter of the reflection, adding depth to the overall piece.

Can the Zeal be hung in landscape orientation?

Yes. The mirror can be hung in either portrait or landscape orientation. Fixing points are provided on the reverse for both orientations, allowing it to suit different wall spaces and room layouts.

What wall fixings are needed?

The mirror weighs between 7kg and 20kg depending on the exact model variant. Use appropriate heavy-duty wall fixings rated for the weight — screws into masonry plugs or wall studs, not plasterboard alone. Mirror plates or D-rings are typically included on the reverse.

What is the beaded edge detail?

The beaded edge is a decorative moulding that runs along the inner perimeter of the frame, creating a textured border between the champagne wood frame and the mirror glass. It adds visual interest and breaks up the flat surface of the frame.

How is the champagne finish cleaned?

Wipe the wood frame with a dry or barely-damp microfibre cloth. Avoid soaking the wood or using spray cleaners directly on the frame. Clean the mirror glass separately with standard glass cleaner applied to a cloth, not sprayed directly onto the glass to prevent liquid running into the frame join.