Whitefoord Natural Mirror

Yes, this mirror is designed for maximum versatility and can be mounted either horizontally or vertically. Hanging it vertically can help draw the eye upward to emphasize high ceilings, while a horizontal orientation is perfect for filling the wall space above a long sofa or a wide entryway bench.

This mirror features a generous 1 1/4-inch bevel. Beyond the aesthetic appeal of the angled edges, beveled glass acts as a prism, catching and refracting light to add a sense of depth and brilliance to your room. This detail is a hallmark of high-quality craftsmanship, providing a more polished, sophisticated look than flat-edge alternatives.

This mirror is expertly crafted with materials that celebrate and withstand coastal lifestyles. The frame features a natural rattan wrap and a solid oak inner liner. While these natural materials are durable, we recommend ensuring proper ventilation if used in a bathroom to preserve the integrity of the wood and rattan. For homes in high-humidity coastal regions, these sturdy natural fibers offer a resilient and stylish alternative to metal frames that may be prone to corrosion.

When hanging a mirror over furniture, a professional design rule of thumb is to choose a piece that is approximately two-thirds the width of the furniture below it. This mirror, measuring 28.8 inches wide, is ideally scaled for mid-sized consoles or vanities, ensuring the arrangement feels balanced and intentional rather than top-heavy or undersized.

To maintain the beauty of both the glass and the natural frame, our care guidelines recommend a two-step approach. Use a standard glass cleaner or a mixture of water and vinegar on a soft cloth for the mirror surface, being careful not to let the liquid seep behind the frame. For the natural rattan and oak liner, simply dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth or a brush attachment on a vacuum to remove debris from the weave. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners, which can dry out or damage the natural fibers.

Strategically placing a large mirror like this one—which stands 41 inches tall—can dramatically change the perception of a space. To maximize the effect, hang the mirror opposite a window or a light source. This allows the mirror to reflect natural light and the view of the room back onto itself, creating the illusion of a "second window" and making compact areas feel twice as deep and significantly brighter.