Campbellton Black Mirror

To maintain the "Timeless" aesthetic of the matte black frame, our care guidelines recommend using a soft, dry, lint-free cloth for regular dusting. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives that could mar the finish. When cleaning the glass, apply a non-ammonia glass cleaner to a cloth first rather than spraying it directly onto the mirror; this prevents liquid from seeping into the overlapping frame and damaging the backing.

The solid iron frame is highly durable; however, when using it in a bathroom, ensure the room is well-ventilated. In humid or coastal climates, moisture can affect metal finishes over time. Based on our material expertise, we recommend regular dusting and ensuring the space remains dry to preserve the matte black finish and the integrity of the mirror's silvering.

Measuring 23.75"W x 36.5"H, this mirror is ideally scaled for various locations. A professional design rule of thumb is to select a mirror that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it hangs over. This makes it a perfect fit for entryways, smaller living room nooks, or as a statement piece in a transition space like a hallway.

Yes, this mirror is specifically designed to be hung either horizontally or vertically. This versatility allows you to customize the look based on your wall space—hanging it vertically to add a sense of height to a room, or horizontally to create a broader focal point above a console table or sofa.

This mirror features a frame constructed from solid iron. Iron is a premier material choice for home decor due to its exceptional strength and long-term stability. The frame is finished in a stylish matte black, providing a sophisticated, contemporary look that is more resistant to visible smudges and fingerprints than high-gloss finishes.

This mirror is intended for wall mounting. Because it features a solid iron frame, it has a substantial weight that requires secure installation. We recommend using heavy-duty wall anchors or mounting the mirror directly into wall studs. Before installation, confirm your wall type—such as drywall or masonry—to ensure you use the appropriate hardware for a safe and level fit.