We are thrilled to introduce our exciting new Artemis mirror range!

Add character and interest to your space with our playful Artemis collection. Featuring a slim frame with a distinctive curved pattern, Artemis is a quirky statement piece for hallways, bedrooms and living rooms.

Dimensions: 75 x 90 x 2.5cm or 80 x 165 x 2.5cm
Product Weight (kg): 13.5 or 25
Materials: mirrored glass, painted engineered wood frame, engineered wood backing

This mirror is fitted with D-rings to be hung either vertically or horizontally. Under no circumstances should cord or wire be tied between the D-rings. We advise contacting a professional picture hanger to install your mirror with the correct fixtures for your specific wall type.

This product may be adversely effected by high humidity areas, including bathrooms and other wet areas. This product is not designed or warranted for commercial use.

When opening, to avoid damage do not place this product directly on a hard surface. This product is hand finished and can be easily damaged if not handled with care. Carefully read the hanging instructions and care label on the back of this mirror before hanging.

To clean, wipe the mirror surface with a cloth dampened in water then buff the mirror surface dry with a second lint-free cloth. Lightly dust the frame as necessary. Do not spray any liquids directly onto the mirror surface. Do not use any liquid cleaners that contain corrosive chemicals such as ammonia, products like Windex, or acids such as vinegar. Do not allow any liquids to come into contact with the frame.

Our Brass & Bright Silver frames feature a beautiful metallic finish. This is achieved using delicate individual leaf sheets, and as such some small linear marks and joins in the metallic leaf may be visible. Our Brass frames feature a warm antique look, while our Bright Silver frames are modern, chrome-inspired silver tone.

Please keep in mind when purchasing the Artemis Brass or Bright Silver that some variation may occur and no two mirrors will be identical. Small inconsistencies in the frame finish are part of its unique character and are not considered faults.