Cascalote Gold Mirror

While a wood-framed mirror adds warmth to a bathroom, it is best suited for well-ventilated environments. In humid coastal climates or bathrooms with high steam levels, wood frames can be susceptible to moisture-related warping over time. To protect the integrity of the frame, ensure your bathroom has a high-quality exhaust fan to maintain a dry atmosphere.

The round shape and feminine scalloped edge are specifically designed to introduce a "whimsical flair" and organic softness to a space. In a contemporary room often dominated by clean, linear furniture, this mirror serves as a vital visual counterpoint, breaking up sharp angles and making the environment feel more inviting and balanced.

This mirror features a 1 1/4" beveled edge, which acts as a prism to refract light and add a sophisticated layer of depth to the reflection. Beyond adding visual interest, a beveled edge is a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship that provides a more polished, high-end look compared to standard flat-edge glass.

A 42-inch round mirror is a substantial statement piece. A professional design rule of thumb is to select a mirror that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it sits above. This mirror is perfectly scaled for placement over a 60-inch to 70-inch wide console table, dresser, or sofa, ensuring the arrangement looks balanced and intentional in a contemporary home.

Due to the 42-inch scale and wood-frame construction of this mirror, secure mounting is essential. We recommend identifying wall studs for the most stable installation. If your desired placement does not align with studs, be sure to use heavy-duty, weight-rated wall anchors—such as toggle bolts or Molly bolts—to ensure the mirror remains safely and permanently supported on your wall.

To preserve the aged gold finish, our care guidelines recommend dusting the wood frame regularly with a dry, soft cloth. For the glass, apply a small amount of glass cleaner to a cloth first rather than spraying the mirror directly; this prevents liquid from seeping behind the frame and potentially damaging the wood or silvering. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives, as these can degrade the decorative finish over time.