Pulse Rectangle Wall Mirror - Champagne

Description

Description
The Pulse is a 93cm x 68cm rectangular wall mirror built around a bevelled mirror plate set within a champagne-finish wood frame. The frame profile measures approximately 8-10cm wide with a stepped, angled profile that catches light along its inner and outer edges, creating a soft metallic accent around the reflective surface.

Designed for hallways, living rooms and bedrooms where a full-length or torso-height mirror is needed without floor space for a leaner, the Pulse hangs portrait-orientation from standard D-ring fixings on the rear. The 93cm height allows head-to-waist checking when mounted at typical mantle or console height, or full-length visibility when hung lower on the wall. The champagne finish on the wood frame sits between gold and silver tonally, pairing with both warm brass fixtures and cooler chrome or nickel metalwork in the same room.

The bevelled edge on the mirror plate angles the perimeter of the glass to diffuse reflections at the border, reducing the hard edge where mirror meets frame. The frame projects 3cm from the wall once hung, keeping the overall presence relatively shallow compared to deeper ornamental frames. At 7-20kg depending on the exact build, the mirror requires two wall fixings into masonry or studs rather than plasterboard alone.

Specification

Product Size
93 x 68cm

Depth
3cm

Weight
7kg – 20kg

Material
Wood

Frequently Asked
What wall fixings are needed?

The mirror weighs between 7-20kg depending on the glass thickness and frame build, so it requires two secure wall fixings into masonry or timber studs. Plasterboard fixings alone are not sufficient. D-rings or keyhole slots on the rear allow the mirror to be hung on screws or hooks.

Can it be hung landscape orientation?

Yes. The rectangular format works in both portrait and landscape orientations, though the 93cm x 68cm dimensions lend themselves more naturally to portrait hanging for head-to-waist or full-length reflection.

How is the frame finished?

The wood frame carries a champagne metallic finish that sits between gold and silver in tone. The stepped profile catches light along the angled edges, creating a soft metallic border around the mirror plate.

Is the mirror bevelled?

Yes. The mirror plate has a bevelled edge that angles the glass at the perimeter, diffusing reflections along the border and reducing the hard line where the mirror meets the frame.