Fuller Brown Cherry Finish Mirror

To preserve the integrity of the finish and glass, our care guide recommends regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. For the beveled glass, use a standard glass cleaner, but avoid spraying it directly onto the mirror; instead, apply it to a cloth first to prevent liquid from seeping behind the frame and damaging the cherry veneers. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners on the wood frame to protect the moulded trim and carved details.

This mirror is designed for maximum versatility. While it is specifically engineered to be mounted to a matching dresser, its finished frame and traditional aesthetic allow it to function beautifully as a standalone horizontal mirror. When mounting to a dresser, we recommend using the included hardware to ensure a secure and stable connection, though it can also be used to add depth and light to other areas of your "sleep sanctuary."

Yes, a horizontal mirror of this scale is a classic designer trick for opening up compact spaces. Measuring over 46 inches wide, this mirror significantly increases the amount of reflected light, which can make a small or narrow bedroom feel more airy and expansive. By breaking up solid wall space, it creates an "extra window" effect that adds the illusion of more square footage.

This mirror is constructed with cherry veneers, which are particularly well-suited for varied climates. In high-humidity coastal areas or regions with significant seasonal temperature shifts, solid wood can sometimes swell or warp. Veneers provide the rich, elegant look of cherry wood while offering a more stable core that is resistant to moisture-induced movement, ensuring your mirror frame stays perfectly aligned for years to come.

Beveled glass is a premium feature where the edges are cut and polished at an angle. This creates a sophisticated, multi-dimensional look that captures and refracts light like a prism, adding depth to the room. Unlike flat-edge mirrors, beveled glass serves as a decorative element in itself, providing a finished, luxury feel that complements the traditional carved details of the frame.

A good rule of professional design is that a mirror should typically be about two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the dresser it sits on. At 46.25 inches wide, this mirror is an ideal fit for standard dressers ranging from 60 to 66 inches in width. This proportion ensures the mirror is large enough to be functional for getting ready while maintaining a balanced, centered silhouette that doesn't overwhelm the furniture below it.

This piece is rooted in classical architecture, featuring prominent carved pilasters and moulded trim along the top. These dignified details, combined with the rich brown cherry finish, establish a rakish charm and a sense of permanence. These intricate design elements are hallmarks of traditional furniture, intended to provide a timeless focal point that doesn't go out of style.