Basilia Silver Mirror

A window pane mirror is an excellent design tool for brightening dark spaces. By mimicking the architectural look of a real arched window, it creates a "window effect" that adds depth and the illusion of an extra opening. Our design experts recommend placing it opposite a light source, such as a lamp or an actual window, to maximize the reflection of light throughout the room.

Yes, the metal frame and antique silver finish are well-suited for various environments, including bathrooms. While high humidity can affect many materials, a metal frame offers greater resistance to warping compared to untreated wood. To preserve the finish in a humid coastal climate or a primary bath, we suggest ensuring the room is well-ventilated and wiping the frame down periodically to prevent moisture buildup.

The antique silver finish offers a versatile metallic texture that bridges the gap between different aesthetics. It is particularly effective in Rustic or Casual settings where you want a touch of elegance without the high shine of polished chrome. This finish also pairs beautifully with Industrial-inspired decor, providing a sophisticated contrast to raw wood or exposed brick.

Safety is paramount when mounting a substantial piece like this 29" x 41" mirror. This item comes equipped with D-rings already affixed to the back, making it ready to hang right out of the box. For the most secure installation, we recommend using heavy-duty wall anchors or mounting directly into a wall stud. Avoid using hanging wire, as it can put uneven stress on the D-rings over time.

This mirror’s dimensions make it a powerful focal point. A common design rule of thumb is that a mirror should be approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it sits above. At 29 inches wide, this mirror is perfectly scaled for a standard 45- to 50-inch entryway console or a dresser, providing a balanced look that doesn't overwhelm the space.

To keep the mirrored glass and metal frame in pristine condition, our care guide recommends regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For the glass, use a standard glass cleaner applied directly to the cloth rather than the mirror to prevent liquid from seeping behind the frame. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners on the antique silver finish, as these can strip the protective coating and dull the metallic luster.