Antique Grey Wood Window Grid Wall Mirror - New Home Gift

Details at a Glance

• Dimensions: 33 in. H x 40 in. W x 1 in. D
• Mirror Surface: 29 in. H x 36 in. W
• Material: Wood frame, non-beveled glass mirror, MDF backing
• Color / Finish: Antique Grey (Grey Wash)
• Orientation: Horizontal only
• Hanging Mechanism: D-Loop
• Care: Wipe frame with soft, dry cloth; wipe glass with standard glass cleaner (do not use cleaners or abrasives on frame)

This hand-carved wood window grid mirror in a grey wash finish brings farmhouse character to an entryway, living room, or bedroom -- a thoughtful choice for the giver who wants a piece with visual presence and rustic warmth. The Antique Grey Wood Window Grid Wall Mirror available at Curated Home Gifts with free shipping.

Who Is This Gift For?

• Housewarming: The 40-inch width suits entry console placement and fills wall space above sofas in new living rooms.
• Wedding Registry: Hand-carved wood grain and antique grey finish coordinate with transitional and contemporary farmhouse interiors.
• Hostess Appreciation: The window grid overlay adds architectural interest that elevates a thank-you gesture beyond generic decor.

Corporate and Bulk Gifting

Volume pricing begins at 25+ items, making this mirror a distinctive choice for client appreciation or employee recognition programs. Orders can ship to multiple addresses, dedicated account management is available, and complimentary corporate gift wrapping is offered for executive gifting needs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this be shipped directly to the recipient?

Yes, free curbside delivery ships to any address in the continental USA.

Can I order these in bulk for clients or employees?

Volume pricing begins at 25+ items with multiple-address shipping and dedicated account management.

What size wall mirror should I hang above a sofa?

This 40-inch-wide mirror works well above sofas ranging from 60 to 84 inches in length.

Where should you place a mirror in a living room?

Position it above a console table or sofa, or opposite windows to reflect natural light and visually expand the room.