Discover the Salra Wall Mirror, a gorgeous and nature - inspired addition to your home decor. Meticulously crafted from solid pinewood, this mirror showcases a natural tone that infuses any room with a warm and inviting atmosphere. It's the ideal focal point for your living room or a harmonious accent in your bedroom. The robust pinewood frame guarantees stability, and its large size offers plenty of reflection, creating an illusion of space and brightening up your area. The Salra Mirror stands out with its one - of - a - kind rope border. The border, mostly in natural tones with streaks of white and black, adds a dash of rustic allure. Its straightforward yet elegant design, featuring clean lines and subtle details, effortlessly fits various interior styles, from rustic to modern. This versatile mirror not only serves a practical purpose but also elevates the overall look of your space, making it a great pick for those who love natural materials and understated elegance. Illuminate and deepen the charm of your home with this delightful mirror.
- Wood Color: NATURAL
- Finish Surface Treatment: OIL - BASED PAINT
- Wood Content: MDF
- Proposition 65 Chemical: NIL
- P65 Toxicity/Health: HEALTH
- Full Dimensions [W / D / H]: 23.82 x 1.38 x 35.8
- Item Weight without Packaging (lbs): 15.84
- Mirror Dimensions: 18.11 x 30.51
- Assembly Required : N
Using your Salra Wall Mirror is super easy. Just find a nice spot on your wall where you want it to be, like in your living room or bedroom. Hang it up, and you're all set to enjoy the extra light and the feeling of more space it brings. When it comes to cleaning, use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the mirror surface. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they might damage the mirror or the pinewood frame. For the frame, you can use a slightly damp cloth if there's some dust, but make sure it's not too wet. And remember, although the frame is sturdy, try not to bump or scratch it. That way, your mirror will look great for a long time and keep adding that rustic charm to your home.
