Natural Oak Square Framed Mirror

Natural Oak Square Framed Mirror | Online8 New Zealand

Left in its own colour, oak does something a finished timber cannot: it warms a room without adding a colour to it. That makes this square the most forgiving mirror in the range — an 800mm square has no orientation to get wrong, and an untinted oak frame sits comfortably against almost any wall colour, alongside almost any other timber, without needing to be matched to anything.

Why It Stands Apart

• Untinted natural oak. The colour is the timber's own, so it reads as warmth rather than as a decorating decision, and it deepens with age instead of wearing through a stain.
• No orientation to resolve. Equal sides mean no long axis to balance against the furniture beneath, so it centres and works on walls where a rectangle would not.
• Solid oak construction. Dents rather than chips, and can be sanded back and refinished years from now — not an option on a veneered frame.
• Part of a matched set of eight. Round, oval, square and oblong, each in natural and black oak, all sharing one frame profile so groups can be built without a clash.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What other shapes and finishes are there?
Four shapes in two finishes. Alongside this square there is an oblong at 680 x 950mm, a round at 800mm and an oval at 630 x 800mm, each in natural oak and black oak. The round matches this square's 800mm dimension, so the two hang well as a pair.

Will the oak change colour over time?
Yes. Untinted oak mellows towards a deeper honey tone over the years, which most people consider an improvement. Direct sunlight speeds it up and can do so unevenly, so avoid a spot where sun falls across only half the frame each afternoon.

Is it big enough to use as a dressing mirror?
Not really. At 800mm square it returns a head-and-chest reflection at normal hanging height. The oblong in this range, at 950mm high, is the better option if you need to see more.

How should it be fixed to the wall?
Into a stud where possible. Solid oak weighs more than it appears to, and a light picture hook will not do. Check for wiring before drilling, and take care to get it level — a square shows a lean more clearly than a round.

Can it go in a bathroom?
Only a well-ventilated one, away from the shower. Sustained humidity raises the grain on a solid timber frame and will eventually get in behind the mirror backing.

What does it weigh?
The recorded weight is a bulk-import placeholder, far too low for an oak-framed mirror this size, so we have not published it. Call the showroom and we will confirm.

How is it delivered?
Shipping charges are available at checkout.

Can I see it?
Please give our showroom a call at 09 278 8881 to check if this is on display.