Marnil Window Mirror - Black

Description

DescriptionThe Marnil mirror brings the look of a period window into your home. A slim metal frame in an aged black finish divides the glass into fifteen panes across three columns and five rows, with the top corners gently curved to soften the arched profile. The overall effect is part industrial, part classic, sitting well against both plain plaster and exposed brick.
Standing 1270mm tall and 610mm wide, it works as a full-height accent leaned against a wall or fixed in place to draw the eye upward. The multi-pane layout reflects light in sections, giving a room extra depth and helping smaller spaces feel more open. The metal frame carries a lightly weathered tone that reads well in hallways, living rooms and bedrooms alike.
At just 20mm deep it stays close to the wall, so it suits narrow spots where a bulkier mirror would crowd the space. Each glass section is set individually behind the framework, keeping the window reference honest rather than printed. Use it to bounce daylight opposite a real window, or pair it with a console table to finish an entrance.
Specification

Material
Glass and metal

Frame finish
Aged black

Dimensions
1270mm H x 610mm W x 20mm D

Pane layout
15 panes, 3 columns x 5 rows

Shape
Rectangular with arched top corners

Orientation
Portrait

Fixing
Wall mounted or leaning

Frequently AskedIs the window effect made from separate glass panes?
Yes, the design uses individual glass sections held within the metal grid rather than a single printed sheet, keeping the window look genuine.
Can this mirror be leaned against a wall?
Its 1270mm height suits leaning, though we recommend securing it to the wall for safety, especially in busy areas or homes with children.
What is the frame made from?
The frame is metal finished in an aged black tone, paired with glass for the mirrored panes.
How do I clean it?
Wipe the glass with a soft, lightly damp cloth and dry immediately. Avoid spraying cleaner directly onto the frame to protect the finish.
Which rooms does it suit best?
It works in hallways, living rooms and bedrooms, and is well placed opposite a window to reflect natural light.