Addison Street Black Round Mirror

For a balanced look, a mirror should typically measure between 2/3 and 3/4 the width of the dresser it sits above. At 41 inches wide, this substantial round mirror serves as an ideal focal point for most standard and large dressers. The circular silhouette is particularly effective at softening the sharp, rectangular lines of bedroom furniture, creating a more inviting and harmonious room layout.

Absolutely. Strategically placing a large mirror opposite a window or primary light source is a classic design technique to double the visual space. The 41-inch diameter of this mirror provides a generous surface area to reflect natural light and the surrounding room, which helps brighten dark corners and makes even compact urban apartment bedrooms feel more expansive and airy.

Beveled glass features an edge that is cut and polished at a specific angle, creating a framed look that adds depth and sophistication. This angled edge acts as a prism, catching and refracting light to create a subtle shimmer. This detail is a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship, providing a more luxurious and finished appearance than standard flat-edge mirrors.

With its clean lines and cosmopolitan appeal, a black round mirror is incredibly versatile. It is a staple for contemporary and modern designs, where it can provide a sharp contrast against neutral beige or white walls. Additionally, it pairs beautifully with industrial or transitional styles, especially when coordinated with other black-finished accents like lamps, bed frames, or hardware.

Because this is a substantial 41-inch piece with a solid oak frame, it should be mounted into wall studs whenever possible. If studs are not available in your desired placement, we recommend using heavy-duty toggle bolts or threaded dry-wall anchors rated for the mirror's specific weight. Ensuring a secure mount is essential for long-term safety, particularly in high-traffic areas like the bedroom.

To protect both the glass and the oak frame, our care guidelines recommend dusting the wood regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. When cleaning the glass, apply a mild glass cleaner or a solution of soap and water to your cloth first, rather than spraying the mirror directly. This prevents liquid from seeping into the beveled edges or behind the frame, which can damage the wood finish or the mirror's silvering over time.

Yes, oak is a premium hardwood celebrated for its exceptional strength and dense grain, making it an ideal material for supporting a large 41-inch mirror. This piece utilizes oak veneers and a solid frame to ensure structural integrity and resistance to warping. The black finish is applied to highlight the wood’s natural texture while providing a bold, contemporary aesthetic that remains stable over time.