Frame the light. Open the room.
RV Astley Mirrors
Bring another dimension to your interior with RV Astley mirrors. Sculptural frames, warm metallic finishes and generous proportions turn a practical piece into a focal point, whether above a console, beside a dressing table or on a living-room wall. Discover round, rectangular and more expressive silhouettes, chosen to reflect the room’s best features and give your walls a considered finishing touch.
A mirror that earns its place on the wall
A mirror has two roles in a room: the shape you see and the view it reflects. RV Astley’s range includes simple outlines alongside layered, textured and more sculptural frames, allowing you to choose a quiet complement or a decorative centrepiece. A round mirror can soften the straight lines of a console, while a tall rectangular design introduces a stronger vertical element. Consider the surrounding wall space as part of the composition, giving a more expressive frame enough room to be appreciated.
Finishes with depth and character
Antique silver, distressed gold and brushed brass finishes appear across the RV Astley mirror collection, alongside darker and timber-framed designs. A softly aged surface brings texture to a pared-back scheme, while a more defined metallic edge can echo the finish of nearby lighting. Look at how the frame relates to your furniture rather than matching it in isolation: a warm finish can sit comfortably with walnut, and a cooler finish can provide contrast against rich upholstery or a dark painted wall.
Think about the reflection before the position
Before fixing a mirror, check the view from the room’s main entrance and seating positions. Reflecting a window, artwork or a pleasing part of the room can make the placement feel purposeful. Above a console or mantel, compare the mirror’s width with the furniture below and leave breathing room around the frame. Check the weight, hanging orientation and fixing requirements on the individual product. Finish the arrangement with RV Astley table lamps or wall lights, positioning them to avoid an uncomfortable reflected glare.