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Some mornings, you just need to feel put together.. The Aurelia makes that happen every time. Its studio-bright LED halo ring gives you warm, cool and natural lighting at your fingertips — so what you see in your mirror is exactly what the world sees too. No more stepping outside and realising your makeup looks completely different in daylight.. One touch dims it down for a relaxed evening routine. One touch pushes it bright for full precision glam. You're always in control.. But it's the base that stops people in their tracks.. That genuine marble base isn't just beautiful — it anchors the Aurelia as the centerpiece your dressing table deserves. Paired with the crisp white frame, it's the kind of mirror that makes your whole room look more expensive.. This isn't just a mirror. It's your daily ritual, elevated.. Specification. Detail. 💡 Light Modes. Warm, natural & cool white. 🔆 Brightness. Touch dimmer. 🔄 Rotation. 360°. 🪞 Mirror Diameter. 40cm. 🖼️ Frame. Iron, matt white. 🏛️ Base. Genuine marble. 📐 Base Dimensions. 28.7cm (L) × 10.5cm (D) × 2cm (H). ⏱️ LED Life. 50,000 hours. 🔌 Power. UK 3-pin, 3m white cable. 🛡️ Warranty. 1 year
I love this mirror for its clean, modern aesthetic and practical functionality. The sleek white and marble combination lends itself well to contemporary or minimalist interiors, adding a touch of sophistication without overwhelming the space. Its bright LED ring provides excellent lighting for vanity routines, making it perfect for bathrooms, bedrooms, or dressing areas. To style it effectively, consider placing it above a vanity with contrasting textures, like matte or satin finishes, or alongside natural materials such as wood or greenery to soften the look. The mirror's versatile design allows it to work seamlessly in both neutral and more statement interiors, making it a great investment piece for those seeking both form and function.
Evan Carter
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Pagazzi's website here