Description The Levira is a 91 x 60cm wall mirror built around eleven vertical mirror panels set into a grey-painted wood frame. Each panel is offset at a different depth, creating a three-dimensional surface that catches and reflects light at multiple angles rather than presenting as a single flat plane. Designed for living rooms, hallways and bedrooms where wall space benefits from both reflection and architectural interest, the Levira works in contemporary, industrial and minimalist interiors. The mirror can be hung horizontally or vertically depending on the wall proportions, with the vertical orientation suiting narrower walls and the horizontal configuration working above consoles or sofas. At 91cm width, the mirror provides enough coverage to reflect a significant portion of a room without dominating a wall. The wood frame strips between each mirror panel are finished in a mid-tone grey that reads neutral against both warm and cool wall colours. The offset panel configuration gives the mirror a 2.5cm overall depth, meaning it projects slightly from the wall rather than sitting flush. This depth allows the mirror to cast shallow shadows during daylight, adding to the three-dimensional effect. At 12-18kg depending on final construction, the mirror requires two secure wall fixings into studs or masonry rather than plasterboard-only anchors. Specification Product Size 91 x 60cm Depth 2.5cm Weight 12kg - 18kg Material Wood Frequently Asked Can this be hung horizontally and vertically? Yes. The mirror can be oriented either way depending on the wall space available. Vertical orientation suits narrower walls, while horizontal works well above consoles, sideboards or sofas. How is it mounted to the wall? The mirror weighs between 12-18kg and requires two secure wall fixings. Use wall plugs rated for the weight and anchor into studs or solid masonry rather than relying on plasterboard-only fixings. Fixings are not included. Does the offset panel design affect the reflection? Yes. The panels are set at different depths, so the reflection appears slightly fragmented rather than as a single continuous image. This is a design feature that adds visual interest rather than a defect. How is the grey frame cleaned? Wipe the wood frame with a dry or barely-damp microfibre cloth. For the mirror panels, use a standard glass cleaner or a mix of water and white vinegar. Avoid getting cleaning products on the wood frame as they may affect the painted finish.
