The Amish House Molding Wall Mirror

The wood types vary primarily in grain pattern and hardness. Oak and Quartersawn White Oak feature prominent, distinct grain textures, while Brown Maple and Hard Maple offer a smoother, more uniform appearance. Cherry is known for its rich, warm undertones that darken beautifully over time.

To ensure the finish meets your expectations, you can request physical stain samples on your chosen wood species. Once you receive and approve the sample, your mirror will be crafted to match that specific finish, giving you confidence in the final look before production begins.

Yes, the 3-inch molding profile is standard regardless of the wood species you select. This substantial width provides a consistent, traditional aesthetic that frames the mirror glass effectively.

Yes, the mirror includes the necessary hardware for secure wall mounting. Because of the solid wood construction, we recommend using appropriate anchors for your specific wall type to ensure it is hung safely.

The Amish House offers an extensive range of standard stains designed to highlight the natural beauty of the wood. While custom color matching is generally not available, the wide variety of provided options covers most traditional and modern interior palettes.