Evie Ridged Arch Lean To Mirror - Green

No, the Evie Ridged Arch Lean To Mirror is designed to simply lean against a wall. However, for maximum safety and stability, especially in homes with children or pets, we strongly recommend using anti-tip safety straps (not included) to secure it to the wall.

This mirror is highly versatile and looks beautiful in living rooms, bedrooms, or hallways. Its large size and light-enhancing qualities make it particularly effective in areas where you want to create a sense of openness and brightness.

For the ridged frame, gently wipe it with a soft, dry cloth. For any dust accumulated in the ridges, a soft brush (like a clean, dry paintbrush) can be used. Avoid harsh cleaning agents that could damage the finish.

The Evie Ridged Arch Lean To Mirror is specifically designed with a curved top and a lean-to style for vertical placement. Hanging it horizontally is not recommended as it would alter its intended aesthetic design and could compromise its stability.

Its contemporary appeal stems from the elegant arched top, which offers a softer, modern alternative to traditional rectangular mirrors, and the unique ridged texture of the frame. The minimalist lean-to design also contributes to its modern aesthetic.

The sage color is a subtle, muted green that functions beautifully as a calming accent. It complements a wide range of interior palettes, especially neutrals, earth tones, and other muted pastels, adding a touch of natural elegance without overpowering the space.

Yes, as a large lean-to mirror, it will have significant weight. We recommend having two people for safe unpacking and careful placement to avoid personal injury or damage to the mirror or your home.

Ensure the mirror is placed on a flat, even floor and leaned against a solid, vertical wall. Try adjusting the angle slightly. For increased stability, consider using non-slip pads under the bottom edge and/or anti-tip safety straps to secure it to the wall.

This is typically not an issue with the mirror itself but can be an optical illusion caused by uneven wall surfaces or an extreme leaning angle. Ensure the mirror is leaning as straight as possible against a flat wall. If the issue persists, carefully inspect the mirror surface for any manufacturing defects.

Use a soft, dry brush (such as a clean, soft-bristled paintbrush or a clean makeup brush) to gently remove dust from the ridged texture. For more stubborn dirt, a slightly damp cloth followed immediately by a dry one can be used, being careful not to soak the frame.