Enhance your living space with the timeless elegance of the Hand-Carved Antique Wall Mirror, designed to bring both character and charm to any room. Perfect for the bedroom, living room, bathroom, or dressing area, this mirror adds a touch of vintage sophistication to your decor. Handcrafted with care and precision, the frame is constructed from high-quality engineered wood and finished with a luxurious antiqued distressed whitewash, creating a unique and weathered look. The vintage-inspired frame is accented with black and gold detailing, elevating the overall aesthetic. This mirror is ready to hang, offering both style and practicality in one beautiful piece.
Key Features & Specifications:
- Material: High-Quality Engineered Wood Frame
- Finish: Antiqued Distressed Whitewash with Black and Gold accents for a sophisticated vintage look
- Design: Hand-carved details that add texture and interest to the mirror's frame
- Mounting Type: Wall Mount (easy to hang with pre-attached hardware)
- Shape: Round, offering a soft, contemporary touch to any space
- Finish Type: Matte, providing a smooth, understated look that complements various interior styles
- Ideal For: Bedroom, Living Room, Bathroom, Dressing Room, or Hallway
- Craftsmanship: Handcrafted for a unique, one-of-a-kind look with purposeful paint distressing for an antique charm
Q&A Section:
Q: Can this mirror be used in a bathroom?
- A: Yes, this mirror can be used in a bathroom, but it should be placed in a dry area to avoid moisture buildup, preserving its distressed finish.
Q: How do I hang this mirror?
- A: The mirror comes with pre-attached hardware, making it easy to mount on any wall. Simply use screws or nails appropriate for the weight of the mirror.
Q: What color is the distressed finish on the frame?
- A: The frame has an antiqued whitewash finish with black and gold accents, creating a beautiful vintage and weathered effect.
For more information and customization, contact customer support at 91 9548357283. Timing: Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 7 PM.
