Marly Blue Mirror

To preserve the clarity of the glass and the integrity of the painted backing, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a mild soap and water solution or a non-abrasive glass cleaner. Avoid using harsh chemicals or saturating the edges, as our care guidelines suggest this prevents moisture from affecting the artistic "Verre Eglomise" finish.

A common design guideline is to choose a mirror that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture it hangs over. At 64 inches wide, this mirror is an ideal focal point for a standard 80- to 90-inch sofa or a large entryway console. Its rectangular, frameless design also helps it blend into contemporary spaces without adding the visual bulk of a heavy frame.

This mirror utilizes an artistic French technique where the abstract blue and white design is painted directly onto the back of the clear glass. When viewed from the front, this creates a stunning sense of depth and luminosity, as the painting is brought to life under the thickness of the glass. The effect is further enhanced by a beveled mirror overlay that adds a sophisticated, layered dimension.

This mirror is crafted from tempered glass, which is significantly stronger and more durable than standard plate glass. In the unlikely event of breakage, tempered glass is designed to crumble into small, granular chunks rather than sharp shards, making it a safer choice for high-traffic areas or homes with active pets and children.

The blue and white abstract palette is perfectly suited for coastal or breezy transitional decors. Because it is a frameless, "free-floating" design, it captures and reflects natural light beautifully, helping to create the bright and airy atmosphere often desired in coastal-inspired living rooms or sunrooms.

Yes. This piece is designed for maximum versatility with four strong steel hangers pre-attached to the back. This allows you to securely install the mirror horizontally to widen a room or vertically to add height to a space, such as a narrow urban entryway or a transitional hallway.