Colette Silver Mirror

Yes. One of the primary advantages of an arched mirror with a soft silver finish is its ability to mimic "early morning light reflecting off city windows." By positioning this mirror opposite a window or a light source, the beveled glass and metallic finish work together to bounce light throughout the room. This makes it an excellent choice for urban apartments or bedrooms with smaller windows, as it creates an illusion of a more airy and expansive space.

To preserve the serene glow of the soft silver finish, our care guidelines recommend dusting the frame regularly with a clean, soft cloth. For the beveled glass, use a standard glass cleaner, but apply it to the cloth first rather than spraying directly onto the mirror to protect the ash veneers from moisture. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives, as the ash veneer is a natural material that responds best to gentle maintenance.

This mirror is designed to be securely fastened using support rails that attach to the back of a compatible dresser. Based on our assembly standards, we recommend ensuring all hardware is tightened firmly to prevent vibration or shifting. For added safety in households with children or in high-traffic areas, always ensure the dresser itself is anchored to the wall using a tip-over restraint kit.

An arched mirror is actually one of the best choices for smaller rooms. While rectangular mirrors can sometimes feel "heavy," the curved silhouette of an arched design draws the eye upward, emphasizing the height of your ceilings. At 36 inches tall, this mirror provides significant vertical presence, helping to break up the horizontal lines of the dresser and making a compact bedroom feel taller and less cluttered.

The beveled edges on both the glass and the silver frame are more than just a style choice; they are functional design features that enhance light refraction. The angled edges act similarly to a prism, catching light from different angles to add depth and a sophisticated, sculptural quality to your bedroom. This double-beveled approach creates a luxurious "waterfall" silhouette that distinguishes high-quality contemporary furniture.

To achieve a balanced and professional look, a mirror should typically be two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the dresser it sits upon. This 40-inch wide mirror is perfectly proportioned for dressers ranging from 54 to 60 inches in width. Pairing it with a substantial piece, like the matching Colette Silver Dresser, ensures the mirror acts as a centered focal point without overwhelming the furniture below.