Gold Mirrors

The colour gold is timeless, refined, and luxurious.

We often associate gold with the finer things in life as it is a precious metal. Characterized by its materiality and opulence. Gold has a yellow or white undertone depending on the mixture of metals in its makeup.

Styling tips for gold mirrors?

As you immerse yourself in accessorising with gold mirrors, you’ll find the placement with ease as we help find the perfect spot. Think about the space around you, the composition and colours in a space can determine the best placement.

The colours we know pair well with gold have warm tones, browns, greens, and orange tones. By selecting a colour with a warm tone, the warmth of the gold is complimentary. Cool hues can wash out gold, so think about what undertones are in your colour palette before placement. Using colour theory, depth and light should be utilised to enhance your gold mirror.

To find balance in your colour scheme is simple, gold is opulent, which is why it should be used intermittently.  Oversaturation of gold can detract from its visual impact, making it look tacky or cheap.  Instead, use gold as an accent in your space.

Couple your gold mirror with natural materials, like wood, for a crisp and clean aesthetic. Earthy colours and materials that veer toward dark grey and black are complementary to gold.

Our best-selling gold mirrors.

• Grand Louis Leaner Gold
• Liberty Gold Mirror 180cm x 110cm
• Richmond Antique Gold Overmantle Mirror
• Liberty Brushed Gold Overmantle Mirror H 71cm x W 93cm.
• Carved Louis Gold Mirror
• Bexley Brushed Gold Metal Frame 100cm diameter.

The psychology behind gold mirrors.

Gold is a precious metal synonymous with wealth, status, and luxury.  Universally gold is interpreted as a sign of affluence or success, we associate gold with a finer life. Gold is a commodity, used internationally making it the most valuable material.

Although most commonly gold is appreciated and wanted, for some, it is perceived as cheap, vein and overindulgent.

Gold has great historical significance, found in Egypt, and made into coins, jewellery, decorations, and effigies of idols. This has continued into modern times, with gold being a highly sought-after precious metal. People desire to own gold, culturally gold is gifted to represent prosperity and joy in marriage and birth.