Beautiful mirror exactly what I wanted.

Note that it is very heavy! I think it’s worth it, but be prepared. As a 5 ft 3 average build female I could not lift it at all, but a 6 ft average build male friend was able to lug it up to a 4th floor walkup without much assistance from me, though it wasn’t easy. Two large build individuals could probably manage without too much trouble.

Mirror leans nicely against the wall without attaching it. But just to be extra safe I’ll probably fasten or stick the top part to the wall, and perhaps add a length of wood between the baseboard and the base of the mirror so that the mirror can’t tip forward even if something pushes against the base. If you have small children or concerns about earthquakes etc, you would definitely want to secure it to the wall, at least.