- Is the Ember Round Mirror a good statement piece?
- Yes. The overlapping metal disks and rough edges make the frame the focus, so it works where a plain round mirror would look flat. It is best on a large wall with room around it.
- What does the frame look like up close?
- Circular metal disks overlap like petals, with rough, uneven edges. The finish draws warm, flame-like copper colors, so tones vary across the frame.
- Where should I hang it?
- Above a console, sofa or bed, or in an entry where it is seen straight on. Give it space so the layered frame is not crowded by shelves or art.
- How does it compare with a plain round mirror?
- A plain round mirror with a slim frame stays quiet and blends in. This one is sculptural and warm-toned, so it adds texture but takes more visual room.
- How do I clean a textured metal frame?
- Dust the disks with a soft brush or cloth, working along the overlapping edges. Use a mirror cleaner on the glass only and keep it off the metal.
- Where is the Ember Round Mirror cheapest?
- At Bellacor, for $1,300.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ember Round Mirror?
- 13 stores we checked sell it, including Regina Andrew Detroit, Wayfair, Layla Grayce, Lumens, Meadow Blu.