Brashera Gold Mirror

This mirror arrives fully assembled and is specifically designed for wall mounting. Given its solid wood frame construction, we recommend identifying wall studs for the most secure installation. If a stud is not available, ensure you use heavy-duty wall anchors—such as toggle or molly bolts—that are appropriately rated for the item's weight to ensure long-term stability and safety.

Yes, tall mirrors are an effective tool for expanding the visual footprint of a room. By standing 40 inches high, this mirror draws the eye upward to emphasize vertical space. Placing it opposite a window or in a narrow urban entryway will reflect natural light and "open up" the area, creating the illusion of a more spacious and airy environment.

This piece is a quintessential example of transitional design, which bridges the gap between traditional and modern aesthetics. The seashell-like carvings provide vintage-inspired charm and organic texture, while the clean rectangular silhouette and elegant gold finish offer a sophisticated, contemporary edge that complements a wide variety of interior themes.

Based on our expertise in furniture maintenance, we recommend dusting the intricate carvings regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth to prevent debris buildup. When cleaning the glass, apply a small amount of ammonia-free glass cleaner to a cloth first—rather than spraying the mirror directly—to prevent liquid from seeping into the carvings and potentially compromising the gold finish. Avoid all harsh chemicals and abrasive sponges.

A standard design guideline is that a mirror should be approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it hangs over, such as a console table or dresser. With a width of 24 inches and a height of 40 inches, this vertical mirror is ideally suited for narrower wall sections or positioned above a standard-width entryway table to create a balanced, proportional look.

While this mirror adds elegant character to any space, we recommend placing wood-framed items in well-ventilated areas. In high-humidity environments, such as a bathroom or a home in a coastal climate, prolonged moisture exposure can eventually affect wood finishes. To protect the frame’s integrity and the mirror's silvering, ensure the room is equipped with an adequate exhaust fan or consistent airflow.