Goald Walnut Mirror

Measuring 31" wide and 43.5" high, this mirror is an ideal scale for placement above a standard console table or a bedroom dresser. Following the common design "rule of thirds," this mirror’s width pairs beautifully with furniture pieces that are roughly 45" to 60" wide. Its height also makes it a perfect choice for an entryway, as it provides a generous vertical reflection that can help a narrow hallway feel significantly more open and spacious.

A 1" bevel is a premium detail that adds both depth and elegance to the glass. Unlike flat-edged mirrors, a deep bevel acts as a prism, catching and refracting light to create a subtle shimmering effect at the edges. This creates a more sophisticated, "finished" look that complements the bold walnut frame and enhances the overall brightness of your room.

Given the substantial construction of the wood and iron frames, this is a high-quality, heavy-duty piece. For safety and long-term stability, we strongly recommend securing the mounting hardware directly into wall studs. If stud placement does not align with your desired location, ensure you use heavy-duty toggle bolts or anchors specifically rated for the mirror’s weight to prevent damage to your drywall.

The "floating effect" is achieved through modern, minimalist brackets that create a intentional gap between the inner plated antique brass frame and the outer walnut-stained wood frame. This architectural design detail adds visual lightness to the mirror’s substantial 31" x 43.5" footprint, making it a striking focal point for contemporary or mid-century modern interiors without feeling overly heavy on the wall.

Because this mirror features a frame crafted from walnut-stained wood and an iron inner frame, it is best suited for dry living areas such as entryways, dining rooms, or bedrooms. In high-humidity environments like a primary bathroom or a non-climate-controlled coastal sunroom, moisture can eventually affect the wood's finish or the iron’s plating. To maintain the integrity of the antique brass and walnut materials, we recommend placement in well-ventilated, dry spaces.

To preserve the dual-material frame, we recommend a tiered cleaning approach. For the 1" beveled glass, use a standard glass cleaner applied to a microfiber cloth rather than sprayed directly onto the surface to avoid moisture seeping behind the frame. For the walnut wood and antique brass iron frames, simply use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to remove dust. Avoid using abrasive chemicals or furniture polishes, which could damage the plated finish of the inner metal frame.