Zephir Bronze Mirror

To create an illusion of space, place this 45-inch mirror opposite a window or a primary light source. The large glass surface will capture and reflect natural light throughout the room, while the layered, geometric frame adds a sense of architectural depth. This technique is particularly effective in compact urban apartments to make living areas feel more open and airy.

For a balanced look, we recommend following the "two-thirds" design rule. When hung horizontally at 45 inches wide, this mirror perfectly complements a console table or sofa that is approximately 65 to 70 inches wide. If you choose to mount it vertically, its 29.5-inch width is ideal for narrower furniture pieces, such as a 45-inch wide entryway chest or vanity.

Yes, this piece is designed for maximum versatility. The striking geometric, layered metal frame is finished on all sides, allowing it to be mounted either horizontally or vertically. This flexibility makes it a great choice for various spaces, whether you need to accentuate the width of a living room wall or add height to a narrow hallway.

This mirror features a sturdy metal frame, which is an excellent choice for humid environments or coastal regions. Unlike wood, which can warp or crack when exposed to moisture, metal provides superior structural stability. The heavily distressed bronze finish and antique gold undertones are designed for durability, though we recommend regular dusting to maintain the finish's luster in salt-air environments.

Given its substantial size and metal construction, secure installation is essential. We recommend mounting the mirror directly into wall studs whenever possible. If the studs do not align with your desired placement, be sure to use heavy-duty wall anchors, such as toggle bolts or molly bolts, specifically rated for the weight of the mirror to ensure it remains safely and level on your drywall.

To preserve the depth and texture of the dark bronze and gold undertones, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads. Based on our professional care recommendations, you should dust the frame regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth. For the glass, apply a small amount of glass cleaner to a cloth first—rather than spraying the mirror directly—to prevent moisture from reaching the frame's backing.