#metal frames

Look carefully at the frame materials to help determine what will work with your already-existing decor, wall colours and general design aesthetics.

Natural wood frames are perfect not only for rustic styles but also work well for transitional, traditional and eclectic styles.

Metal frames with decorative details are a classic look that aligns with traditional and transitional design. Alternatively, modern and contemporary wall mirrors may have minimal framing or no frame at all.

Whether you’re looking for a statement piece or something to hang in the hallway, check your reflection in one of these stylish designs.

Metallics are still firmly in – don’t be afraid to mix copper, brass, nickel and brushed gold for a hint of that ubiquitous industrial style favoured by the hippest bars and brunch spots. Scandi-style clean lines are also hot, especially against dramatic dark walls.

Practicality is important too. The best design is both beautiful and functional so you may be interested in a mirror with coat hooks or an attached shelf for plants and knick-knacks. Full-length mirrors hung in bedrooms and hallways are a must for checking yourself out in full before leaving for that important meeting or more important party.

Decorative Wall Mirror is in Fashion!

A decorative wall mirror is definitely still in style. They add so much to a room’s decor because they reflect light, add sparkle, and enhance the feel of a room. Fashions come and go so if you want your interiors to reflect current trends then opt for a round mirror which works better by softening up a room full of harder lines and adds interest to a gallery wall dominated by rectangular frames. Best of all, you needn’t worry about it hanging straight!

Regardless of the type you choose, one thing is for certain: wall mirrors will always be in style. Whether you need one for function or for decor, you can find one in any style and with any feature.

Displaying Decorative Wall Mirror

Wall mirrors are an excellent way to anchor a wall of artwork, to draw the eye into the room, and to make small spaces feel larger. A great way to display mirrors is to decide if it will stand alone on a wall – over the back of a sofa, behind a dresser, or over a mantle – or be framed by the artwork on either side. You want to find the right proportion of mirror to your room and to the items around it.

Weight of Decorative Wall Mirror

Decorative wall mirror can be heavy. It certainly something to take into consideration when you are choosing a mirror, as the weight can determine the type of mounting hardware you use and the ability to hang in a particular place. So make sure you do your homework and consider your wall.

Consideration regarding hanging Decorative Wall Mirror

Depending on the mirror, it may have a hanging kit included, or you may have to supply appropriate hardware when you receive it. Hanging a mirror safely will be dependent on the size/weight of the mirror and the wall you would like to hang it on. You want to find hardware that supports the weight of the mirror and a place on the wall where you have the ability to tie your hardware into the studs. Many factors are at play, so make sure to pay attention to detail across the type of wall, the strength of the hardware and the weight of the mirror.

And Finally…

Metal A Frame signs are also sometimes called Sidewalk Signs, Collapsible Signs, Footpath Signs, A Frame banners or sandwich boards.

These two materials are the go-to options for framing art and photos. We’ve manufactured millions of each, and we love both, but for different reasons. So which is better? This guide will help you decide as we deep dive into each materials key features, similarities and differences to determine which option is the right one for you (if any). Factors we considered when comparing wood and…