Halo Rectangle Wall Mirror - Silver

Description

Description
The Halo is a 94x69cm rectangular wall mirror with a layered silver-finished wood frame built from multiple stepped sections that create a dimensional border around the central glass. The frame projects 3cm from the wall when mounted, giving the mirror a stronger presence than a flat profile would provide.

Designed for hallways, bedrooms above dressers, and living room feature walls, the Halo works both as a functional mirror and as a reflective surface that bounces natural light around smaller or darker rooms. The 94cm height makes it suitable for full-torso reflection when mounted at typical eye level, while the 69cm width fits comfortably on walls between 90-120cm wide without overwhelming the space.

The silver finish on the wood frame is applied as a metallic paint or foil wrap rather than actual metal, keeping the weight manageable at 7-20kg depending on the density of the wood substrate used. The stepped layering in the frame creates shadow lines under directional lighting, which gives the border visual depth when viewed at an angle. The mirror glass itself is standard float glass with a silver backing.

Specification

Product Size
94 x 69cm

Depth
3cm

Weight
7kg – 20kg

Material
Wood

Frequently Asked
How is the Halo mounted to the wall?

The mirror typically includes D-rings or a hanging bracket on the reverse. Given the weight range of 7-20kg, use two wall fixings rated for at least half the maximum weight each, positioned into solid wall or stud positions rather than plasterboard alone.

Can it be hung portrait or landscape?

The 94x69cm dimensions suggest a portrait orientation as standard (94cm tall, 69cm wide), but if the hanging hardware allows, it can be rotated to landscape. Check the reverse of the frame for fixed mounting points before deciding.

What rooms suit a 94cm mirror?

At 94cm height, the Halo works well above bedroom dressers, in hallways for last-check-before-leaving reflection, and on feature walls in living rooms or dining areas where it acts more as a decorative reflective surface than a functional full-length mirror.

How is the silver frame cleaned?

Wipe the frame with a dry microfibre cloth to remove dust. For fingerprints or marks on the silver finish, use a barely-damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid spraying glass cleaner directly onto the frame as it may damage the metallic finish over time.