Wood tone and finish
Compare light, medium and dark tones alongside painted or stained finishes and the materials already used in the room.
Warmth, grain and crafted detail
Wood frames bring texture, warmth and visual weight to vanity, entryway, bedroom and feature-wall mirrors. Browse completed designer pieces or plan a custom rectangular or square mirror around the room.

Choosing the right mirror
The width, profile, wood tone and finish all affect how a mirror relates to cabinetry, flooring and furniture. Ready-made mirrors offer factory-designed combinations, while Centennial’s custom framing service gives rectangular and square projects more control over dimensions and frame selection.
Compare light, medium and dark tones alongside painted or stained finishes and the materials already used in the room.
A narrow profile keeps the reflection visually light; a wider or more detailed moulding makes the frame part of the room’s architecture.
Choose a completed designer mirror for its finished proportions, or custom-frame a rectangular or square mirror when the wall dimensions come first.
Agata
24" W × 36" H × 1.2" D View mirror →
Bassett
36" diameter × 3.5" D View mirror →
Borago
36" W × 46" H × 1.2" D View mirror →
Cabiria
36" diameter × 1.2" D View mirror →
Canas
24" W × 40" H × 0.81" D View mirror →
Canna
36" diameter × 1.2" D View mirror →
Capiz
30" W × 40" H × 1" D View mirror →
Catarina
23" W × 31" H × 0.75" D View mirror →
Cathcart
30" W × 60" H × 1.5" D View mirror →
Connix
20" W × 50" H × 1.25" D View mirror →
Cove
36" W × 46" H × 4" D View mirror →
Dickens
32" W × 20" H × 1" D View mirror →
Planning and measurement guide
A wood-framed mirror should be planned as both a reflective surface and a piece of millwork. Bring the wall dimensions and, where possible, photos or samples of the nearby finishes so the frame can be considered in context.

Compare the frame against the cabinet, countertop, tile and lighting. Leave enough space for faucets and sconces, and confirm whether the requested dimensions describe the mirror glass or the completed outside edge of the frame.
A wider wood profile can visually anchor a console or feature wall, while a narrower profile keeps the composition lighter. Consider the mirror’s relationship to nearby furniture rather than treating it as an isolated wall accessory.
Rectangular and square mirrors can be planned in portrait or landscape orientation and paired with a selected custom wood frame. Other framed shapes are chosen from completed designer products with fixed outside dimensions.
The frame increases the mirror’s overall size and weight. Wall construction, mounting hardware, clearances and the route into the room should be reviewed before the completed mirror is installed.
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Yes, for rectangular and square mirrors. The glass dimensions, finished outside dimensions, frame profile and finish should all be confirmed before fabrication.
Centennial’s custom framing service is presented for rectangular and square mirrors. Wood-framed round, oval, arch and irregular designs are selected from the ready-made collection.
Not necessarily. A coordinated tone can work as well as an exact match. Comparing samples against cabinetry, hardware, flooring and wall colour helps determine the right relationship.
Professional installation can be arranged after the finished dimensions, weight, wall construction and mounting location are reviewed.
See the mirrors in person
Compare dimensions, frame profiles, finishes and reflections in person, then discuss custom fabrication or installation where the project requires it.
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