Amanti Art Brown Bathroom Mirror for Over Sink, 30x42 Owl Brown Rectangle Vanity Mirror, Large Rustic Farmhouse Wood Frame, Hangs Horizonally and Vertically, Bathroom Wall Decor, Beveled Edge — Open-Box, 8% Off
Brand: Amanti Art
Description
MIRROR DETAILS: This mirror features premium glass for a clear, undistorted image and is finished with a beveled edge to give the glass a decorative touch. The overall size of this bathroom mirror measures exactly 41.5 x 29.5 inches, including the frame. Its reflective area measures 36 x 24 inches.
WOOD FRAME DETAILS: The Owl Brown Frame is a natural wood frame with a slight scoop and woodgrain variation showing through. The finish is warm light brown with grey, cream, and mauve tones. The frame is 3 in. wide and stands 0.75 in. off the wall.
PROTECTIVE BACKING: This wall mirror is finished with a solid surface backing to ensure stability and prevent moisture and dust buildup.
HASSLE-FREE HANGING: We make it easy for you to hang this wall-mounted mirror by giving you everything you need. All mirrors have durable hanging hardware attached to the back to hang vertical or horizontal, along with hanging hooks and nails.
FOR HOME OR COMMERCIAL USE: Because of our attention to detail and focus on artistry, architects, interior designers, and homeowners alike choose this mirror to create beautiful living spaces. ASSEMBLED IN THE USA: Amanti Art assembles each piece to order in Madison, WI USA.
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Product Details
- SKU:
- awhd-us-b0btsb897w
- Model:
- PT18-OwlBrown_Beveled_DF
- Country:
- US
- ASIN:
- B0BTSB897W
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