Crestmeade Gold Mirror

This piece is a ready-to-hang masterpiece equipped with a single keyhole hanger for a secure, flush-to-wall installation. For maximum stability—especially in homes with drywall—we recommend using a high-quality wall anchor rated for the mirror’s weight if a wall stud is not accessible. To maximize its decorative impact, our experts suggest hanging the mirror so the center is at eye level, roughly 60 inches from the floor.

Arched mirrors serve as sophisticated architectural elements that soften the sharp, rigid lines of traditional windows and furniture. The "Glam" style is personified by the dazzling gold finish, which provides an opulent focal point. This combination is especially effective in modern or transitional decors, where the reflective surface can be used to bounce natural light from windows, making even dim, north-facing rooms feel significantly brighter and more spacious.

This mirror is specifically designed to enhance indoor aesthetics in climate-controlled environments like living rooms, bedrooms, or foyers. While it can be used in coastal homes, we recommend ensuring the placement is in a well-ventilated area. In high-humidity environments like bathrooms, persistent moisture can eventually affect the gold finish or the silvering on the back of the glass; therefore, a dedicated moisture-resistant mirror may be more suitable for those specific locations.

A common design rule of thumb is that a mirror should be approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it hangs over to maintain visual balance. At 20 inches wide, this arched mirror is an ideal fit for smaller console tables, entry benches, or as a vertical accent in a gallery wall. Its 45-inch height makes it particularly effective for "stretching" the look of walls in narrow urban entryways or hallways where floor space is limited.

Based on our expertise with high-end finishes, we recommend regular spot cleaning with a soft, lint-free cloth to maintain the mirror's luster. You should avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, ammonia, or abrasive pads on the gold finish, as these can strip or dull the frame over time. For the glass, applying a small amount of non-abrasive glass cleaner directly to a cloth (rather than the mirror itself) will help prevent liquid from seeping behind the frame.