The Katomerick mirror is a heavily distressed, slate blue frame with aged ivory accents and antiqued mirrors. Customer assembly is required.
Collection
Katomerick
Decor style
Rustic
Design
Window pane
Frame finish
Distressed
Mounting location
Wall
Shape
Rectangle
Q&A answers generated with AI assistance.
How do I style a set of two window pane mirrors to look intentional?
For a balanced look, try hanging the mirrors symmetrically—either side-by-side with a 2- to 4-inch gap above a console table, or stacked vertically in a narrow nook to draw the eye upward. The "two-thirds" rule of thumb suggests that the total width of the mirrors should be approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture below them. Their rustic, distressed finish pairs exceptionally well with earth tones, natural wood textures, and neutral upholstery.
How should I clean the distressed frame and antiqued glass?
To maintain the specialized finish of the Katomerick mirrors, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive cloths which can strip the distressed slate blue paint or aged ivory accents. We recommend dusting the frames regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For the antiqued glass, apply a small amount of ammonia-free glass cleaner to a cloth first—rather than spraying the mirror directly—to prevent liquid from seeping behind the frame and damaging the antiqued backing.
How do I determine the best placement for this set of mirrors in a small room?
Because these mirrors feature a compact 19" x 19" square profile and come in a set of two, they are ideal for creating a sense of depth in tighter quarters like an urban apartment or narrow entryway. To maximize the "space-expanding" effect, our design experts suggest hanging them opposite a window to reflect natural light. Their window pane design adds architectural interest to blank walls, making a room feel as though it has additional windows.
What is the benefit of an "antiqued" mirror finish compared to standard glass?
This set features antiqued mirrors, which undergo a specific treatment to create a vintage, slightly mottled appearance. This finish is highly valued in rustic and transitional decor because it softens reflections and reduces harsh glare, providing a warm, lived-in feel. The antiqued glass, paired with a heavily distressed slate blue frame and aged ivory accents, ensures these pieces function more like a work of art than a utility mirror.
What is the best way to secure these mirrors to my wall?
These mirrors are designed for wall mounting. Given their 19-inch height and width, they are manageable for most wall types. However, for the most secure installation, we recommend using high-quality wall anchors if you are not mounting directly into a wall stud. Based on our general furniture care standards, always ensure your hanging hardware is rated for the specific weight of the mirror to prevent damage to your drywall.
Can I hang these mirrors in a bathroom or high-humidity area?
While these mirrors are perfect for living rooms, bedrooms, or dining areas, we recommend caution in high-humidity environments like small bathrooms without proper ventilation. The heavily distressed finish and aged ivory accents are delicate; excessive moisture can potentially impact the frame's integrity or the antiquing on the glass over time. For coastal climates or damp areas, ensure the room is well-ventilated to preserve the slate blue finish.
19.00"w x 1.00"d x 19.00"h