Rook Beveled Mirror - Soft Gold

For vanities, pick a mirror 2–4 inches narrower than the vanity width and center it above the faucet. In entries, scale to the console and wall height for balance.

French cleats give the most secure, level mount for large pieces; D-rings with two anchors work for moderate sizes. Always hit studs or use rated anchors.

Tempered glass breaks into small beads for safety; shatter‑resistant films hold shards in place. Standard float glass is common but less impact‑tolerant.

Backlit mirrors add even, shadow‑free light but are best paired with overhead or task sconces. Check lumens to ensure 1000–2000 lm at the face.

Warm 2700–3000K flatters skin tones; CRI 90+ gives accurate color for makeup and grooming. Keep color consistent with nearby lights.

Choose mirrors rated for damp locations and seal penetrations. Use GFCI‑protected circuits for hardwired LED mirrors in baths.

Defogger pads, sealed edges, and anti‑corrosion backings resist moisture. Ventilate the room and wipe edges dry after steamy showers.

Many frames include multi‑orientation brackets; verify the label and hole pattern before drilling. Use a level to keep reflections natural.

Hang the center of the mirror near eye level (around 60 inches from the floor) or align the bottom 5–10 inches above the backsplash.

Use a soft microfiber cloth and non‑ammonia cleaner. Avoid spraying directly onto edges—mist the cloth instead. Protect frames with gentle polishes.