Fairfax Gray Mirror

This mirror features white oak veneers in a crisp gray finish. Using high-quality veneers is an expert construction choice because they provide the beautiful grain of natural oak while being significantly more resistant to the warping and cracking that can occur with solid wood. This makes the Fairfax mirror an excellent, durable option for homes in humid coastal regions or areas with significant seasonal temperature shifts.

Safety and stability are paramount for bedroom furniture. This mirror is designed to be mounted directly to the matching Fairfax dresser using secure support brackets. Based on our expertise in home safety, we always recommend following the provided assembly instructions precisely. Additionally, for maximum peace of mind in high-traffic areas or children's rooms, we suggest using furniture tipping restraints to anchor the entire dresser unit to a wall stud.

A common interior design rule is that a mirror should be approximately two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the dresser it sits above. Measuring 42 inches wide, this horizontal mirror is perfectly proportioned for dressers ranging from 56 to 63 inches in width. Maintaining this ratio ensures the mirror provides a balanced visual weight without overwhelming your bedroom furniture.

This mirror features beveled glass, which means the edges are cut at an angle to create a framed, decorative look. Beyond its classic aesthetic, beveled edges act as prisms, catching and refracting light to add a subtle sparkle to your room. This detail demonstrates superior craftsmanship and provides a more sophisticated, high-end finish compared to standard flat-edge glass.

To maintain the "mountain air" freshness of the gray finish, our care guide recommends regular dusting with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. For the beveled glass, apply a small amount of glass cleaner to a cloth rather than spraying the mirror directly. This prevents liquid from pooling in the frame's edges, which can damage the white oak veneer and the silver backing of the glass over time.

Absolutely. A large horizontal mirror is a strategic choice for urban apartments or compact bedrooms. Its 42-inch width allows it to reflect a significant amount of light, which creates the illusion of a deeper, more open space. By placing this rectangular mirror across from a window, you can effectively "double" the natural light in a room that might otherwise feel dark or confined.