Mirrored wardrobes

An IKEA wardrobe with mirror frees up space for you

An IKEA wardrobe with a mirror creates more space in your home. How? Mirrors make rooms look larger and, above all, deeper – a wonderful trick in narrow dressing areas and hallways. A mirrored wardrobe also saves space for another reason: you no longer need a separate mirror. And our wardrobes with mirrors can be set up and organised exactly as you like. Sleek gliding doors, a white corner unit or a space-saving sliding-door design: with rails, baskets, nets and more, you can set yours up to suit your clothes and the way you like to dress.

Key features and benefits of our wardrobes with mirrors (depending on the model):

• Rooms feel bigger: built-in mirrors reflect the light and add a sense of depth.
• Space-saving combination: no separate mirror needed, and you can check your whole outfit right at the wardrobe.
• Modular configuration: shelves, rails and storage elements can be arranged freely to suit your needs.
• Elegant gliding-door look: modern gliding-door wardrobes with mirrors feel premium and become a focal point in any room.
• Space-saving sliding doors: no extra swing space needed, which makes a wardrobe with mirror the ideal solution for small bedrooms and narrow hallways.
• Quiet closing mechanisms: gently gliding doors and drawers make for a calm start to the day – no unwanted noise.
• Flexible lighting options: LED spotlights and light strips set your mirrored wardrobe off beautifully and make choosing your outfit that bit easier.
• Height-adjustable feet: they level out uneven floors, keep the wardrobe steady and make cleaning underneath easier.

Design the perfect storage solution for your clothes now, or choose a ready-made mirrored wardrobe that fits right into your home.

What are the benefits of a wardrobe with a mirror?

A wardrobe with a mirror saves you buying a separate mirror and puts the same floor space to work twice over, for storage and as a mirror. The mirrored door also makes the room feel larger, reflecting incoming light and the room itself to create a sense of depth. It's practical too: you can check your outfit right where you're getting dressed, which makes your morning that bit calmer and more organised. And it makes financial sense as well: a wardrobe with a mirror is often cheaper than the two pieces bought separately.

Where should I put a wardrobe with a mirror in the bedroom?

Ideally, place it opposite a window so the mirror reflects daylight into the room. Against a large, open wall, a mirrored wardrobe looks particularly harmonious and makes the room feel more spacious. But wardrobes with mirrors can work cleverly in awkward rooms and hallways too: a compact model works well there, or even a white corner wardrobe with a mirror that makes good use of an otherwise wasted corner. In the bedroom, make sure you have enough clearance from the bed to open the doors comfortably. The same applies in the hallway – leave enough room to pass by easily.

How do I get the most out of a wardrobe with a mirror?

Start with the adjustable shelves and clothes rails, which are the key to dividing up your gliding-door or sliding-door wardrobe with a mirror. Put heavier items like jumpers and trousers on the lower levels. Lighter pieces like T-shirts can go in the upper sections. Long dresses, coats and blouses are organised neatly on clothes hangers along the clothes rail so they don't crease. A hanging organiser is ideal for accessories, scarves or extra folded clothing. You can also place shoe boxes at the bottom of the wardrobe to keep trainers and boots within easy reach and dust-free.

Looking for the right wardrobe with a mirror? You're in the right place – here you can tailor many of your storage solutions exactly to your needs. With our PAX planner, for instance, you can put together your own interior layout for an IKEA PAX wardrobe with mirrored doors, so everything works exactly the way you need it to.

Hinged doors or sliding doors? Which wardrobes with mirrors does IKEA offer?

You'll find a range of mirrored wardrobe designs here to suit different room layouts and personal preferences. Here's an overview of the different mirrored wardrobes and their benefits (depending on the model):

• Gliding-door wardrobe with mirror: the doors run in front of the wardrobe frame and appear to float. It looks particularly elegant and makes a striking focal point in the bedroom.
• Wardrobe with mirror and sliding doors: the doors run along tracks within the wardrobe frame. No extra swing space needed when opening – a space-saving choice for tighter rooms.
• Corner wardrobe with mirror: the clever solution for making use of room corners. It fills awkward angles well and gives you maximum storage on a compact footprint.
• Part-open wardrobe with mirror: this design combines closed mirrored fronts with open shelving. Key pieces are immediately to hand and you can display favourite items in style.
• Hinged-door wardrobe with mirror: the trusted classic, where doors swing outwards in the traditional way. The big advantage: you can open all the doors at once and see your entire wardrobe at a glance.

Styling tip: a light or white wardrobe with a mirror suits minimalist, Scandi-style interiors especially well, while dark wood tones or painted finishes add a confident modern or industrial accent.

Where should I put the mirror in a walk-in wardrobe?

In a walk-in wardrobe or dressing room, you have several options for where to put the mirror. With our wardrobes and clothes storage with mirrors, the mirrors are built directly into the wardrobe system – a space-saving solution that creates space in the walk-in wardrobe itself. Alternatively, you can hang a large mirror on the back wall of the room, where it almost doubles the apparent size of the space. Placed on the inside of a door, a full-length mirror stays neatly out of sight until you need it.