Wagram Silver Mirror

Safety is critical when wall-mounting mirrors. We recommend using hardware specifically rated for the item's weight. If a wall stud is not available at your desired location, utilize high-quality toggle bolts or heavy-duty drywall anchors to ensure a secure hold. Because this mirror features an arched design, using a level during installation is essential to ensure the symmetry of the arch is perfectly aligned with your room’s lines.

To preserve the lustrous silver finish, our expertise suggests regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For the beveled glass, apply a small amount of mild soap and water or a non-ammonia glass cleaner to a cloth first, rather than spraying the mirror directly. This prevents moisture from settling into the beveled edges or behind the frame, which can damage the reflective backing over time.

An arched mirror provides an architectural element that softens the hard, straight lines typically found in furniture and doorways. This specific shape, combined with its traditional and glam influences, adds a sense of elegance and height to a room. The beveled mirror panels further elevate the look by adding depth and refracting light, which creates a more dynamic and high-end visual compared to flat-glass alternatives.

A classic design rule is to select a mirror that is roughly two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the furniture it sits above. With a width of 19.75 inches, this mirror is perfectly scaled for narrow entryways or smaller console tables. Its 35.5-inch height also serves to draw the eye upward, making it an excellent choice for urban apartments or homes with standard ceiling heights where you want to create an illusion of vertical space.

This mirror is designed with a painted silver frame, making it a sophisticated focal point for a powder room. While the painted finish provides a layer of protection against moisture, we recommend its use in well-ventilated spaces. In humid or coastal climates, ensuring proper airflow will help maintain the integrity of the beveled mirror panels and prevent the silvering from reacting to prolonged moisture exposure.

Yes, strategic mirror placement is a professional trick for expanding small spaces. By hanging this 35.5-inch tall mirror opposite a window or a primary light source, you can bounce natural light throughout the room. This reflection not only brightens the space but also creates a "window effect," adding perceived depth and making a compact living area feel significantly more open and airy.