Elysium Rectangle Wall Mirror - Gold

Description

Description
The Elysium is a 91x66cm rectangle wall mirror framed in a stepped wood moulding finished in a warm gold tone. The frame has a shallow bevelled profile with an inner and outer lip, creating a three-dimensional border around the mirror glass. The 4cm projection from the wall gives the mirror presence without dominating a narrow hallway or bedroom wall.

Designed for hallways, bedrooms and dressing areas where a full-length reflection is needed, the Elysium works equally well hung vertically above a console table or horizontally above a sideboard. The 91cm height provides head-to-hip reflection when mounted at typical eye level, making it practical for daily outfit checks and grooming. The 7-20kg weight range suggests wall fixings appropriate to the substrate — solid wall fixings for masonry, cavity fixings for plasterboard.

The gold-toned finish sits between antique brass and champagne gold, reading as a warm neutral rather than a bright metallic. The stepped frame profile adds depth and formality, positioning the Elysium as a traditional rather than minimal design. The wood construction allows the frame to be lighter than an equivalent solid metal or resin frame, while the 4cm depth accommodates the mirror glass and backing board.

Specification

Product Size
91 x 66cm

Depth
4cm

Weight
7kg – 20kg

Material
Wood

Frequently Asked
Can this be hung horizontally or vertically?

Yes. The D-rings or hanging brackets on the back allow the mirror to be oriented either way depending on the space and function. Vertical orientation suits hallways and dressing areas; horizontal suits above sideboards or mantels.

What wall fixings are needed?

The 7-20kg weight requires wall fixings rated to the upper end of that range for safety. Use solid wall plugs and screws for brick or blockwork, or spring toggle fixings for plasterboard. Ensure fixings are rated to at least 25kg working load.

Is the frame solid wood or MDF?

The specification lists the material as wood, but does not specify whether it is solid hardwood or engineered wood (MDF) with a gold finish. The construction is typical of painted or finished wood moulding used in traditional mirror frames.

How is the gold finish maintained?

Wipe the frame with a dry or barely-damp soft cloth to remove dust. Avoid furniture polish or spray cleaners, which can build up residue in the frame's stepped profile. Clean the mirror glass with standard glass cleaner, keeping spray away from the frame edge.