Jashira Gold Mirror

Yes, this mirror is designed for maximum versatility and can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. This allows you to adapt the piece to your specific architectural needs—hanging it vertically to draw the eye upward and add height to a room, or horizontally to broaden the visual field over a large dresser or living room sideboard.

This mirror perfectly bridges the gap between classic elegance and modern design. The hand-forged metal frame features a plated, oxidized gold finish with light antiquing, providing a rich texture that adds character without the high-shine of traditional gold. This makes it an ideal statement piece for contemporary homes that utilize mixed metals or transitional aesthetics.

Given the quality of the hand-forged metal construction, we recommend mounting the mirror directly into wall studs for the highest level of safety. If a stud is not available in your preferred location, ensure you use professional-grade toggle bolts or heavy-duty drywall anchors specifically rated for the weight of the mirror to keep it secure and level.

A professional design rule of thumb is to select a mirror that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it sits above. At 22.75 inches wide, this mirror is expertly scaled for standard entry consoles or can serve as a sophisticated vertical focal point in a narrow hallway. Its 36.63-inch height offers a generous reflective surface that helps brighten the space and create the illusion of a larger room.

While the hand-forged metal frame is durable, the "oxidized" and "antiqued" plated finish is intended for indoor environments. In high-humidity areas like bathrooms or coastal regions, it is essential to have proper ventilation. Ensuring the space is well-aired will help protect the integrity of the gold plating and prevent moisture from affecting the mirror's silvered backing over time.

To maintain the beauty of the plated gold and hand-forged details, our care guidelines recommend regular dusting with a clean, soft cloth. For occasional deeper cleaning, use a soft sponge dampened with mild soap and water. Always avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, as these can strip the oxidized plating and damage the delicate antiqued appearance.