Montana Ridge Brown Mirror

This mirror features beveled glass, an artisanal detail where the edges are cut at a slight angle. Beyond adding a sophisticated, frame-like appearance to the glass itself, these angled edges act as prisms, catching and refracting light more effectively than flat glass. This results in a brighter, more polished feel that enhances the overall ambiance of your bedroom.

Absolutely. In compact living spaces or rooms with few windows, a large mirror like this one functions as a "second window." Its substantial 47.75" x 39" surface area reflects the existing light and the opposite walls, creating a visual illusion of depth that makes a smaller bedroom feel significantly more open and airy.

A common interior design rule for a balanced look is that the mirror should span approximately two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the dresser below it. Measuring 47.75 inches wide, this rectangular mirror is ideally sized for large six- or seven-drawer dressers (typically 60 to 72 inches wide), ensuring the combination feels intentional and upscale rather than disproportionate.

The frame is crafted with elm veneers, a material selected for its beautiful grain patterns and inherent durability. The open grid design provides a contemporary, industrial-casual aesthetic that is visually light yet structurally sturdy. This construction ensures the mirror remains a timeless staple that can withstand the daily activity of a busy primary bedroom or guest suite for years to come.

This mirror is designed as a dresser mirror and includes specific assembly instructions for secure attachment. To ensure long-term stability and safety—especially in households with children—it is essential to use the provided mirror support brackets and hardware. We recommend checking that all bolts are tightened securely during installation to prevent shifting or tipping.

To protect the versatile brown finish and natural wood grain of the elm veneers, our care guidelines recommend dusting the frame regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For the glass, use a standard ammonia-free glass cleaner applied to a cloth rather than sprayed directly onto the surface. This prevents liquid from seeping behind the frame and potentially damaging the wood veneers or the mirror’s silvering.