Description The Rocco is an 86x61cm rectangle wall mirror set in a carved wood frame finished in antique gold. The frame features a repeating beaded and foliate pattern around the border, creating an approximately 10cm frame width around the glass. The wood is carved with dimensional detail that catches light and shadow, giving the frame depth and texture rather than a flat painted surface. Designed for hallways, living rooms and bedroom walls where a vertical mirror suits the space, the Rocco works in traditional, classical and transitional interiors. The 86cm height provides enough reflection for a head-and-shoulders view when hung at standard picture height, or can be positioned lower to function as a full-length mirror in a bedroom or dressing area. The antique gold finish pairs with warm-toned wall colours and wood furniture. The frame is constructed from solid wood rather than moulded resin or polymer, giving the piece a substantial weight of 7-20kg depending on exact manufacture batch. The carved detail runs continuously around all four sides, with mitred corners joining the pattern seamlessly. The glass sits recessed within the frame, set back approximately 5mm from the front edge, which protects the mirror surface from accidental contact when passing the mirror in a narrow hallway. Specification Product Size 86 x 61cm Depth 3.5cm Weight 7kg - 20kg Material Wood Frequently Asked How is the mirror mounted to the wall? The Rocco has D-rings or hanging brackets fitted to the rear of the frame. Given the 7-20kg weight range, wall fixings appropriate to the wall type are required — typically heavy-duty picture hooks into masonry or fixings into wall studs for plasterboard. The mirror should be hung from two fixings rather than a single central point to distribute the weight. Can it be hung horizontally as well as vertically? Yes. The carved pattern runs symmetrically around all four sides, so the mirror can be oriented either way depending on the wall space and intended use. Horizontal orientation suits placement above a console table or mantelpiece. What wall colours does the gold frame pair with? The antique gold finish works well with warm neutrals (cream, beige, taupe), deep blues, greens, and burgundy or terracotta accent walls in traditional schemes. It also provides contrast against cooler greys in transitional interiors where mixing warm and cool tones is intentional. How is the carved wood frame maintained? Dust the frame with a dry, soft microfibre cloth or feather duster. For stubborn marks, a barely-damp cloth is acceptable, but avoid soaking the wood or allowing water to sit in the carved recesses. Do not use furniture polish, which can build up in the carved detail and attract dust.
