- What does the Ember Rectangle Mirror look like?
- It is a rectangular mirror surrounded by overlapping circular metal disks with rough, uneven edges. The frame is meant to look like flame-colored copper, giving it a sculptural, textured finish.
- How is it different from a plain framed mirror?
- A standard mirror has a flat, even border. The Ember's frame is built from layered metal disks, so it reads as wall art and casts more shadow and texture.
- Where does this mirror work best?
- It suits an entryway, hallway or living room wall where a bold piece can anchor the space. In a small or very minimal room the busy frame may feel heavy.
- Does it come with mounting hardware?
- The product information does not specify mounting hardware or a hanging method. Check the mirror's back and weight before hanging it on drywall.
- How do I clean the metal frame?
- Dust the disks with a soft cloth or brush, working around the rough edges. Avoid abrasive cleaners on the metal so the finish is not scratched.
- Where is the Ember Rectangle Mirror cheapest?
- At Elaine Everett's Lighting, for $1,215.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ember Rectangle Mirror?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Regina Andrew Detroit, Lumens, LuxeDecor, Robinson Lighting US, Legacy Lighting.