Braxton Espresso Mirror

Large mirrors are an excellent design tool for small spaces. At 40 inches high, this mirror provides a significant reflective surface that helps bounce light across the room, creating an illusion of depth. Its slim 2-inch profile is specifically well-suited for urban apartments or narrow bedroom layouts where you want to maximize the feeling of space without the furniture protruding too far into the walking path.

To maintain the clarity of the glass and the integrity of the integrated electronics, our care experts recommend using a high-quality glass cleaner applied to a microfiber cloth rather than sprayed directly onto the surface. For the espresso-finished frame, a soft, dry cloth is best for removing dust; avoid harsh chemical cleaners or excessive moisture to protect the organic wood-like grain.

The rich espresso finish features an organic wood-like grain that adds natural warmth to the mirror's clean, contemporary lines. The beveled glass adds a layer of sophisticated depth, while the softly eased edges contribute to a "modern calm" aesthetic. This combination makes it a versatile choice for master suites looking to blend minimalist style with functional luxury.

This mirror features integrated LED lighting within its square beveled frame, providing a sleek, ambient glow. This "suite-like" illumination is particularly beneficial for bedrooms with limited natural light or for use during nightly routines, as it offers consistent, shadow-free lighting for grooming and prep.

Yes, this mirror is designed to be securely attached to the back of a compatible dresser using support brackets. For maximum safety and stability, our professional delivery teams typically handle the secure mounting during setup. We also strongly recommend following standard safety guidelines by anchoring the dresser itself to a wall stud to prevent tipping.

Measuring 44 inches wide, this mirror is designed to pair perfectly with the matching Braxton dresser or any dresser approximately 58 to 66 inches wide. To achieve an expert proportional balance, we recommend that a mirror spans roughly two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the furniture piece it sits above.