Stainless Steel Round Wall Mirror | Medieval Arch Vanity Mirror for Bedroom, Bathroom & Hallway, Portrait or Landscape

An arched mirror set in a slim brushed stainless steel frame — the medieval arch silhouette, which is one of the few historical shapes that reads as contemporary rather than period. The frame is deliberately narrow, so the eye goes to the arch and the reflection rather than to the metal holding them.

At 40 x 60 cm it's a genuinely usable vanity mirror rather than a decorative one: large enough for makeup and shaving, small enough to fit above a basin, a dressing table or a hallway console without dominating the wall. It can be hung either way — upright with the arch at the top for the classic look, or on its side as a landscape mirror over a longer console or basin. Stainless steel handles bathroom humidity without corroding, which is where brass and painted frames eventually fail. The cool metal and clean arch suit modern, minimalist and industrial rooms, and the reflection does the usual valuable work of making a small or dark space read larger.

Why you'll love it

• Arched silhouette — a historical shape that reads modern; softer than a rectangle, more architectural than a circle.
• Slim stainless steel frame — narrow enough to disappear, strong enough to hold its shape.
• Bathroom-proof — stainless steel handles humidity where brass and painted frames corrode or blister.
• Hangs either way — portrait for the classic arch, landscape over a longer basin or console.
• A real vanity mirror — 40 × 60 cm is large enough for makeup and shaving, not just decoration.
• Opens up a small room — hung opposite a window it effectively doubles the daylight.

Details

• Material: glass mirror in a brushed stainless steel frame
• Size: 40 × 60 cm
• Orientation: portrait (erect) or landscape (horizontal)
• Care: clean the glass with a soft cloth; wipe the steel with a damp cloth and dry
• Ideal for: bathrooms and vanities, bedrooms and dressing tables, hallways and entryways, cloakrooms, modern and industrial interiors

Hanging tip — over a basin, the centre of the mirror should sit at roughly the eye level of the shortest person using it, not the tallest. That's usually about 15–20 cm above the tap, which is lower than most people first hang it.