Catarina Blue Mirror

With its seaside-inspired design, this mirror is a popular choice for coastal decor. While the glass is naturally resistant to humidity, the frame is constructed from MDF. For use in high-moisture areas like bathrooms or humid coastal environments, our experts recommend ensuring proper ventilation and immediately wiping away any condensation to preserve the integrity of the frame's mosaic finish.

To maintain the contemporary mosaic finish, we recommend dusting the frame regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. When cleaning the glass, apply a mild glass cleaner to your cloth rather than spraying the mirror directly; this prevents liquid from running into the crevices of the mosaic border or affecting the MDF backing.

Yes, this mirror offers exceptional versatility for your wall layout. It comes ready to hang with hardware configured for both vertical and horizontal mounting. You can hang it vertically (31" high) to add height to a bedroom wall or horizontally (31" wide) to better fit the proportions of a living room sideboard or mantle.

A common professional design rule is to choose a mirror that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture below it, such as a console table or sofa. Measuring 23 inches wide, this mirror is an ideal scale for smaller entry tables or narrow hallways, providing a centered, proportional look that anchors the space without overwhelming it.

For a secure installation, it is always best to anchor wall-mounted decor into at least one wall stud. If your desired placement does not align with a stud, use high-quality hollow-wall anchors, such as toggle bolts, that are specifically rated for the weight of the mirror to ensure it remains stable and safe over time.

Strategically placing a rectangular mirror is one of the most effective ways to create an illusion of space. By mounting this mirror opposite a window or light source, you can reflect natural light deep into a room. In narrow urban apartments or entryways, hanging it vertically can draw the eye upward, making the ceiling feel higher and the area more open.