Melody Maison Arched Triple Dressing Table Mirror - Gold - 73cm x 60cm

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The Melody Maison Arched Triple Dressing Table Mirror is an ideal addition for anyone looking to elevate their vanity or dressing area with a blend of vintage-inspired elegance and modern functionality. Perfect for makeup application or hair styling, this mirror provides adjustable side panels to view your look from multiple angles. While its gold metallic finish offers a sophisticated aesthetic, users should note that as a tabletop piece, it requires a stable, flat surface to ensure safety and balance.
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Width | 73 |
| Height | 60 |
| Model Part Number | RWC973ER |
| Brand | Melody Maison |
No, this is designed specifically as a tabletop dressing table mirror and does not include hardware for wall mounting.
Yes, the side panels are hinged to allow them to fold inwards, which is useful for storage or protecting the glass when not in use.
The mirror measures 73cm in width and 60cm in height.
Like any metallic finish, it can be scratched if cleaned with abrasive materials. Use only soft cloths to maintain the integrity of the finish.
While it can be placed in a bathroom, excessive humidity may eventually affect the finish or the mirror backing. It is best suited for dry environments like bedrooms or dressing rooms.
Ensure the surface is completely flat and level. Use adhesive furniture pads on the base if the surface is slippery.
Clean the panels using a glass-specific cleaner and a lint-free cloth, ensuring you remove any residue from polishing products.
Setting up the mirror is straightforward; simply place the unit on a flat, stable surface that can support its weight and dimensions. No complex assembly is required. Regarding care, the metallic gold frame should be wiped down periodically with a soft, dry microfibre cloth to remove dust and prevent fingerprints from dulling the shine. To clean the glass panels, use a standard streak-free glass cleaner applied to a cloth rather than sprayed directly onto the glass, ensuring the liquid does not seep into the seams where the glass meets the metallic frame.