Asba Navy Mirror

Absolutely. A mirror of this scale (31" x 39") is a strategic tool for urban apartment living. By placing it opposite a window, you can double the natural light in the room. The scalloped edge and rich navy finish provide a "modern twist" that adds architectural interest to plain walls, while the reflection creates an illusion of depth that makes compact living areas feel significantly more open.

To maintain the "stunning" high-gloss navy lacquer and delicate gold leaf inner liner, our care expertise recommends dusting the frame regularly with a clean, soft, lint-free cloth. For the glass, use a small amount of glass cleaner applied directly to a cloth—rather than the mirror itself—to prevent moisture from seeping behind the beveled edge or affecting the lacquer finish. Avoid harsh chemical abrasives which can dull the gloss over time.

Yes, this mirror is designed for maximum versatility and can be mounted either horizontally or vertically to suit your space. Hanging it vertically (39" height) is ideal for narrow entryways or as a dressing mirror, while a horizontal orientation (39" width) works beautifully above a living room sofa or a wide dining room sideboard to reflect more light across the room.

Given the substantial dimensions and quality glass construction, this mirror should be mounted securely using high-quality wall anchors. We recommend locating wall studs whenever possible. If studs are not available in your desired location, use heavy-duty toggle bolts or specialized picture hangers rated for at least 50 pounds to ensure the frame remains flush and safe against the wall. Always ensure the piece is level to maintain its elegant, contemporary aesthetic.

This mirror features a generous 1-inch bevel, which is a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship. Beyond the aesthetic appeal, a wide bevel acts like a prism, catching and refracting light to add a sense of luxury and depth. The angled edge creates a seamless transition between the high-gloss navy lacquer frame and the glass, enhancing the piece's contemporary profile.

A common design rule is to select a mirror that is approximately two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the furniture below it. With a width of 31 inches, this rectangular mirror is perfectly proportioned for standard console tables or entry chests ranging from 42 to 48 inches wide, creating a balanced and intentional look for your foyer or hallway.