Dyas Gray Mirror

To maintain the precision-crafted look of the frame, our care guidelines recommend dusting regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For cleaning the glass, avoid allowing liquids to pool near the iron tabs or the frame edges. If the metal frame requires cleaning, use only a mild soap and water solution on a damp cloth; avoid harsh chemical cleaners, as they can strip away the intentional distressed texture and gunmetal patina.

This mirror is built with a durable iron frame and a distressed gunmetal finish. While iron is a robust material, it is best suited for temperature-controlled indoor environments. For homes in high-humidity coastal areas or for use in bathrooms, we recommend regular maintenance—such as wiping the frame with a soft, dry cloth—to prevent moisture from sitting on the metal and preserving the integrity of the finish.

This rectangular mirror measures 24 inches wide by 36 inches high. A professional design rule of thumb is to select a mirror that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it hangs over. Its portrait orientation makes it an excellent choice for an entryway or above a standard-width console table, providing a balanced look while offering a functional reflection for head-to-toe checks.

The industrial design of this piece is defined by its unique dual-frame construction and tapered iron tabs. This specific architecture is crafted to create significant visual depth, transforming the mirror from a simple reflective surface into a three-dimensional focal point. The distressed gunmetal finish adds an authentic, weathered character that anchors both modern and industrial-inspired spaces.

Mirrors are a strategic tool for opening up urban apartments or narrow floor plans. Standing 36 inches tall, this mirror is designed to capture and reflect light throughout a room. Placing it opposite a window or in a dim hallway helps "push back" the walls and create the illusion of a more expansive, airy space by maximizing the available natural light.

Because this mirror features a sturdy iron frame, it requires a secure installation. Based on our expertise with heavier metal accents, we recommend locating a wall stud for the most stable mounting. If you are hanging the mirror on drywall where a stud is not available, ensure you use heavy-duty wall anchors specifically rated for the weight of iron furniture to prevent the piece from shifting or pulling over time.