Alcove Mirrors
Frame Reference: Bespoke acanthus leaf design
Frame Finish: Mirrored Frame
Mirror: Low iron central mirror with antique mirror panelling in the frame
Bespoke Mirror Design
Our diverse offering, flexible approach, and ability to work with different materials, budgets, and timelines has made us a go-to mirror supplier for the finest interior designers and hotel groups.
Please don't hesitate to contact us to discuss your bespoke mirror needs.
Frame Cross Section
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Care and Maintenance Instructions
Please note that the care instructions detailed below are suggestions only and we are not responsible for any damage incurred whilst cleaning.
Timber Frame Finishes & Lacquered Metal Frames
For regular cleaning, we recommend lightly using a dry, soft cloth or feather duster on the frames. For any finger prints and other marks, try using a clean, water-damp cloth and gently rubbing the area.
Do not use any chemicals, furniture polishes or abrasives on the frames as these will damage the finish.
Lacquer Finishes
For regular cleaning, we recommend lightly using a dry, soft cloth or feather duster on the frames. For any finger prints and other marks, try using a clean, water-damp cloth and gently rubbing the area.
Do not expose the finish to direct sunlight as this will damage the finish over time.
Unlacquered Metal Frames
For regular cleaning, we recommend lightly using a dry, soft cloth or feather duster on the frames. For any finger prints and other marks, try using a clean, water-damp cloth and gently rubbing the area. Once the blemish has gone, dry the frame immediately as leaving any wet on the frame will cause damage.
Mirror & Standard Glass
Clean and polish using any regular preparatory glass cleaner using a clean, soft, lint free cloth. Avoid getting glass cleaner on the frames.
TruVue Anti-reflective Glass
TruVue recommends using a micro-fiber cloth.
Spray a small amount of ammonia-free cleaner onto the cloth. Spraying on the cloth will prevent overspray. Press the cloth against the glass and clean in round, circular motions
Handling & Moving
Whilst our frames and mirrors are made to last, they need to be handled with care. Frames made from timber can dent if knocked and we suggest they are kept in their original protective packaging until they are hung.
Always lift our frames and mirrors with two hands (or two people) to move them. If they are dragged this will damage the frame and finish.
Never lie frames face down on any kind of surface as this can damage the finish.