Emmer Silver Mirror

The novelty shape redefines vintage charm by introducing a unique silhouette that breaks away from traditional rectangular or circular forms. This makes it an ideal choice for creating a focal point in a casual or vintage-inspired room. Its simple design with silver-colored edges allows it to add artistic visual interest without overwhelming existing decor.

At 40 inches in height, this mirror serves as a substantial vertical anchor for narrow urban entryways or hallways. Its width of nearly 30 inches adheres to the common design principle of occupying roughly two-thirds of the width of a standard console table, creating a balanced and intentional look that makes a transitional space feel more purposeful.

Yes. Positioning a large mirror like this one opposite a window is a strategic design choice used to amplify natural light and create the illusion of depth. Its silver-colored edges and generous surface area reflect light beautifully, helping a small apartment or dimly lit room feel significantly more expansive and airy.

While the silver finish is versatile and timeless, homes in humid or coastal environments should consider placement carefully. Because the specific product care requires a dry cloth only, we recommend placing this mirror in a climate-controlled environment—such as a bedroom or living room—rather than a high-moisture bathroom where humidity could potentially affect the vintage finish.

To protect the unique vintage charm and silver-colored edge of this mirror, our care instructions recommend wiping the surface clean with only a dry, soft cloth. It is important to avoid liquid glass cleaners or harsh chemical sprays, as these can tarnish the delicate silver finish or erode the frame's "time-honored" aesthetic over time.

While this piece is designed for wall mounting, its 40-inch height requires a secure installation to ensure safety. We recommend identifying a wall stud or utilizing high-quality, heavy-duty drywall anchors rated for the mirror's weight. Based on our furniture-handling expertise, we advise against using simple nails; instead, ensure your hardware is specifically matched to your wall type—whether masonry, plaster, or drywall—for long-term stability.