Gilo Black Mirror

While the contemporary matte black finish is durable, it is best suited for standard living environments. If you choose to use it in a bathroom, especially in humid or coastal climates, ensure the room is well-ventilated. Proper airflow prevents moisture from accumulating behind the stacked frame, which helps maintain the integrity of the mounting hardware and the mirror’s silvering over time.

To achieve a balanced look, we recommend following the "two-thirds" guideline: choose a mirror that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. With a 32-inch diameter, this mirror is an ideal proportional fit for console tables or entry benches ranging from 45 to 50 inches in width, providing a centered focal point without overwhelming the piece.

To preserve the matte finish, our care experts recommend dusting the frame regularly with a soft, dry lint-free cloth. For the glass, apply a small amount of mild glass cleaner to a cloth first—rather than spraying the mirror directly—to prevent liquid from seeping behind the frame and damaging the backing or the matte black finish.

This mirror is specifically designed for wall mounting and features a substantial 32-inch frame. For the most secure installation, we recommend locating a wall stud. If a stud is not available in your desired location, use high-quality heavy-duty wall anchors (such as toggle bolts) rated for the mirror’s weight to ensure it remains level and safely secured to the drywall.

In contemporary design, round mirrors serve a strategic purpose by introducing soft, organic curves that contrast with the sharp, linear edges of modern furniture. This specific mirror features a unique stacked frame construction, which adds three-dimensional depth and a touch of architectural refinement to your wall.

Absolutely. Utilizing a 32-inch mirror is a classic design technique for urban apartment living where space is at a premium. By mounting it opposite a light source or window, the glass reflects natural light and creates an illusion of depth, effectively making narrow entryways or compact living areas feel more open and airy.