Arden Rectangle Wall Mirror - Silver

Description

Description
The Arden is a 78x52cm rectangle wall mirror with a silver-finished wood frame and a bevelled glass edge. The frame adds a 2.5cm depth profile that lifts the mirror slightly off the wall, creating a shadow line around the perimeter and preventing the mirror from sitting flat against painted or wallpapered surfaces.

Designed for hallways, bedrooms and above-console placement, the Arden works vertically as a full-length check mirror or horizontally above a sideboard or dressing table. The 78cm height allows a head-to-waist reflection when hung vertically at standard picture-rail height, while the 52cm width suits narrow hallways and alcoves where wider mirrors would dominate. The silver finish on the wood frame pairs with cooler colour palettes, grey-toned interiors and polished chrome or brushed nickel hardware.

The wood frame is finished in a metallic silver paint that gives a consistent tone across the surface without the weight or cost of a metal frame. The bevelled edge on the glass softens the transition from frame to reflection and reduces the hard line where glass meets wood. At 5-15kg the mirror requires two wall fixings on solid walls or cavity fixings if mounted on plasterboard.

Specification

Product Size
78 x 52cm

Depth
2.5cm

Weight
5kg – 15kg

Material
Wood

Frequently Asked
Can the Arden be hung horizontally or vertically?

Yes. The mirror can be oriented either way depending on the space and intended use. Vertically it works as a full-length check mirror; horizontally it suits above-console or above-bed placement.

What wall fixings are needed?

The mirror weighs between 5-15kg and requires two wall fixings. On solid brick or block walls use standard picture hooks or screws into wall plugs. On plasterboard use cavity fixings rated to at least 15kg per fixing.

Is the silver finish painted or plated?

The frame is wood finished with a metallic silver paint. It is not metal-plated or foil-wrapped, so the finish is consistent across the surface and can be touched up if chipped during installation.

What is the bevelled edge?

The glass has an angled cut around its perimeter that creates a subtle chamfer between the flat mirror surface and the frame. This softens the transition and reduces the hard visual line where glass meets wood.