Sorbelle Rectangle Mirror - Gold

Description

DescriptionThe Sorbelle brings a classical presence to any wall with its double-bordered frame and beaded gold detailing. The design pairs a wide mirrored surround with a central rectangular pane, creating depth and a sense of grandeur that suits both period and modern interiors. Each edge of the frame is trimmed with rows of small beads, catching the light and lending the piece a decorative, handcrafted feel.
Built on an MDF and wood frame with a warm gold finish, the mirror measures 1210mm tall by 800mm wide, giving it real impact as a feature above a console table, mantel or sideboard. The inset mirrored panels around the border reflect additional light back into the room, helping smaller or darker spaces feel more open. The portrait orientation makes it well suited to hallways and living rooms where you want height on the wall.
The gold tone works alongside neutral, earthy and metallic schemes, whether you lean towards a traditional look or a softer contemporary palette. It can be hung to check your reflection near an entrance or used purely as a decorative panel to balance a wall arrangement. The multi-panel construction adds visual interest that a plain single-pane mirror cannot match.
Specification

Material
Glass, MDF and wood

Colour
Gold

Finish
Beaded gold frame

Dimensions
1210mm H x 800mm W x 50mm D

Orientation
Portrait

Style
Classic

Fixing
Wall mounted

Frequently AskedWhat is the frame made from?
The frame is built from MDF and wood with a gold finish, and the panels are made from glass.
How big is this mirror?
It measures 1210mm tall, 800mm wide and 50mm deep, making it a sizeable feature piece.
Can it be hung in portrait and landscape?
The design and beaded borders are set for portrait orientation, so we recommend hanging it upright as shown.
How do I clean the mirror?
Wipe the glass with a soft, lint-free cloth and a little glass cleaner, then dust the gold frame gently to protect the beaded detail.
Where does this mirror work best?
It suits hallways, living rooms and dining rooms, especially above a console table, mantel or sideboard.