Gold arched vintage mirror against pale plaster in a period bedroom

64x21in Gold Arched Mirror, Vintage Metal Frame Full Length

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£74.99
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Gold arched vintage mirror against pale plaster in a period bedroom

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64x21in Gold Arched Mirror, Vintage Metal Frame Full Length

£74.99

A plain frameless mirror reflects a room. An ornate one becomes part of it.

Reads as furniture, not as a fitting
Holds a wall without art either side
Explosion-proof glass holds together
21in wide, so shoes and hem are in shot
Light enough for one person to move
Color

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Specifications

64 x 21in

Ornate metal

Gold or black

Explosion-proof

Size and shape

Size

64 x 21 inches

Shape

Arched top

Frame

Metal, ornate vintage detailing

Frame and glass

Finish

Gold or black

Glass

Explosion-proof

Reflection

Full length, head to shoes

Placement

Placement

Lean, free-stand or wall mount

Weight

Light enough for one person to move

Orientation

Vertical

Suits

Rooms

Bedroom, living room, entryway, bathroom

Also suits

Cafes and boutiques

Cleaning

Glass cleaner on a soft cloth

Care

Frame care

Dust the detailing with a dry brush

Avoid

Abrasive pads and solvent cleaners

Safety

Level floor; secure it if children are about

Shipping and Returns

Free tracked shipping to the US and the UK on every order.

30 day returns from the day your order is delivered, under our published returns policy.

Questions before you buy are answered in 24 to 48 hours at info@viegoco.com.

Care Instructions

Use glass cleaner on a soft cloth for the mirror and a dry brush for the ornate detailing, which holds dust a cloth only pushes further in. Keep abrasive pads and solvents off the frame, and stand it on a level floor.

Specifications

Refined Details

Corridor brighter with the mirror throwing light back down it

Elevate every space

Ornate metal frame

Explosion-proof glass

64 x 21in full length

Arched top

Gold or black

Lean, stand or hang

One person can move it

Period or modern rooms

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1 year warranty

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See the difference

The wall before and after

Most hallways have one wall that never gets resolved, too narrow for furniture and too visible to leave bare. A tall ornate mirror fills the height, throws light back down the corridor, and gives everyone somewhere to check themselves.

Same corridor with a bare unresolved end wall
Before
Corridor brighter with the mirror throwing light back down it
After

About this piece

A plain frameless mirror reflects a room. An ornate one becomes part of it.

The vintage detailing on this metal frame is the whole reason to choose it over a builder's-merchant mirror of the same size. It reads as a piece of furniture rather than a fitting, which means it can hold a wall on its own without needing prints or shelves either side of it to look considered.

The arch is doing quiet work too. A 64 inch rectangle sits on a wall as a hard block, while the same height with a curved top follows the eye upward and suits period rooms, high skirting and picture rails as comfortably as a new build. Gold stands out against pale plaster; black recedes into a darker painted wall and reads more contemporary.

A frame with something to say

Ornate metal detailing does the job of a large framed print, and you use it daily.

Genuinely full length

At 21 inches wide you see shoes and hem without stepping back across the room.

Glass that holds together

Explosion-proof glass holds together rather than scattering if it takes a knock.

Lean, stand or fix it

Light enough for one person to move, so it can lean, stand free or be fixed properly.

Corridor brighter with the mirror throwing light back down it

One piece instead of a whole wall scheme

A plain mirror needs help: a print either side, a console beneath, something to stop it looking like a bare sheet of glass. An ornate frame carries the wall by itself, which is why this ends up in hallways and bedrooms where there is one empty wall and no appetite for building a gallery arrangement around it.

Gold or black changes the room, not just the mirror

Gold pulls a room warmer and sits naturally with brass taps, cream plaster, wood and period detail. Black is the cooler, more contemporary call - it recedes into a dark painted wall and sharpens up white walls with modern furniture. It is worth deciding which direction the room is already going before choosing, because the frame will lead it.

Antique gold against a deep painted wall setting the room's tone

In the room

Three walls an ornate frame can hold.

Three placements, and what changes in each.

Entryway, at the end

01 / 03

The hallway wall that never resolves.

Too narrow for furniture and too visible to leave bare, a corridor wall suits a mirror that carries it alone. Sixty-four inches of height throws light back down the passage and gives everyone somewhere to check themselves.

Antique gold against a deep painted wall setting the room's tone

Bedroom, leaning on a wall

02 / 03

One piece instead of a whole arrangement.

An ornate metal frame does the job of a large framed print, so the wall needs no shelves or art either side. Light enough for one person to move, it can be tried on three walls before it settles.

Living room, wall mounted

Living room, wall mounted

03 / 03

Full length, with glass that holds.

At 21 inches wide the reflection takes in shoes and hem without stepping back. The explosion-proof glass holds together rather than scattering, which matters in a room people move past constantly.

Questions

Common Questions

Still deciding?

Send us your room measurements or a photo of the space and we will tell you which option to take.

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To the US and the UK on every order

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Answers in 24 to 48 hours

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