Santa Clarita Light Gray Mirror

Beveled glass features edges that are precision-cut and polished at an angle, creating a sophisticated "framed" effect within the glass itself. Beyond the aesthetic appeal, these angled edges refract light differently than flat glass, adding a layer of depth and a high-end, decorative detail that signals quality craftsmanship.

As a dedicated "dresser mirror" type, this piece is designed to be paired with a matching dresser. It typically involves using mounting brackets to secure the frame directly to the back of the furniture. While it does not require complex assembly, we recommend following the provided assembly guide to ensure it is anchored firmly and safely for long-term use.

This frame is constructed using mindi veneers, a premium wood choice celebrated for its beautiful woodgrain and durability. Wood veneers provide the authentic look and feel of natural timber while offering enhanced resistance to warping or cracking—a critical factor for maintaining a perfectly round shape in various home climates.

To protect both the glass and the soothing light gray wood finish, our care recommendations suggest regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. For smudges on the beveled glass, use a small amount of mild soap and warm water on a cloth, ensuring you avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives that could strip the finish or damage the woodgrain over time.

Yes, large mirrors are a primary design strategy for expanding perceived space. The generous 40-inch reflective surface helps bounce both natural and artificial light throughout the room, creating an illusion of depth. This can make a smaller bedroom or compact urban living space feel significantly more open, bright, and airy.

A common professional rule of thumb is that a mirror should be approximately two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the dresser it sits above. At 40 inches in diameter, this round mirror is scaled to provide a bold focal point, while its circular shape offers a softening, contemporary contrast to the rectangular lines of most bedroom furniture.