Description The Artivis is an 88 x 63cm rectangle wall mirror with a grey plastic outer frame and a silver inner trim that sits flush against the mirror glass. The 4cm frame profile projects from the wall to create a defined edge, while the silver trim provides a subtle metallic accent between the grey frame and the reflective surface. Designed for living rooms, bedrooms, hallways and dressing areas where a larger mirror is needed without the weight of a solid timber or metal frame, the Artivis weighs 8kg and can be wall-hung on two standard D-rings or mirror plates. The 88cm height makes it suitable for over-console placement in entrance halls or above sideboards, while the 63cm width fits comfortably on feature walls without dominating the space. The grey finish on the plastic frame is matte and neutral, pairing with both cool-toned greys and warmer stone or taupe schemes. The silver trim adds depth to the frame without introducing bright metallic shine, keeping the overall appearance understated. The plastic construction keeps the mirror lightweight compared to equivalent wood or metal-framed mirrors of this size, simplifying installation on plasterboard walls. Specification Product Size 88 x 63cm Depth 4cm Weight 8kg Material Plastic Frequently Asked How is the Artivis mirror mounted? The mirror comes with wall fixings suitable for plasterboard or masonry walls. At 8kg, it requires secure fixing into a wall stud or use of heavy-duty plasterboard anchors if hanging on hollow wall. Two fixing points distribute the weight evenly. Is the frame solid or hollow? The frame is plastic construction, which is hollow to reduce weight. The 4cm profile gives the appearance of a substantial frame while keeping the overall mirror at 8kg for easier handling and installation. Can it be hung horizontally or vertically? The mirror is designed for vertical orientation with the 88cm dimension as height. While it could technically be hung horizontally, the proportions (88 x 63cm) suit vertical placement in most residential settings. How is the mirror glass attached to the frame? The mirror glass sits within the frame and is secured from behind. The silver trim visible around the inner edge is part of the frame assembly that holds the glass in place and provides the decorative transition between grey outer frame and reflective surface.
