Vernadean Black Mirror

This wall mirror requires customer assembly upon delivery. As it features a sturdy iron frame, it is designed for secure wall mounting. When installing, we recommend identifying your wall type—such as drywall or plaster—and using appropriate heavy-duty hardware to support the weight of the hand-forged metal and beveled glass.

Hand-forged iron is an exceptional material for mirror frames, prized for its superior strength and artisanal quality. Unlike mass-produced frames, this iron frame is crafted to maintain its elegant, curved silhouette without warping over time. The streamlined satin black finish provides a durable, modern protective layer that complements the structural integrity of the metal.

Absolutely. With a width of 22.25 inches, this mirror is perfectly scaled for transition spaces like entryways or smaller living areas. Its vertical 36-inch height helps draw the eye upward, which can make ceilings appear higher and help a compact room feel significantly more open and bright by reflecting natural light.

A common design principle is to select a mirror that is approximately two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the furniture below it. At just over 22 inches wide, this mirror works beautifully as a centered accent over a small console table or as a paired set over a larger double dresser to create a balanced, modern aesthetic.

This mirror features a generous 1 1/4-inch bevel, a hallmark of high-quality glasswork. A beveled edge acts as a prism, catching and refracting ambient light to create a sense of depth and a sophisticated "framed" look within the glass itself. This detail adds a layer of luxury and visual interest that flat-edge mirrors cannot replicate.

To preserve the hand-forged iron and its satin finish, we recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth. For the beveled glass, apply a standard glass cleaner directly to a microfiber cloth rather than spraying the mirror surface; this prevents moisture from seeping behind the glass or sitting on the iron frame, ensuring the materials remain pristine for years.