Wall mirrors
Wall mirrors aren't just handy when you're putting your outfit together or adjusting your hair. Larger ones or lots of small ones in a group can make rooms look bigger and brighter, too. Many of our mirrors can be hung horizontally and vertically, choose what suits your space and needs.
Small and large wall mirrors that reflect your style
With so many options to choose from—from tall wall mirrors that can be hung vertically or horizontally to smaller circular mirrors—there are options for every room and space in your home. Selecting the right size and positioning of a wall mirror comes down to what kind of an impact you want it to have, available space and whether the mirror will be regularly used or is primarily decorative.
- Small circular mirrors can create a bold style statement in entryways or foyers, stairways or the kitchen—or anywhere with limited wall space. A circular wall mirror over your dressing table in the bedroom or your prep counter in the kitchen makes a stylish and practical addition. Even small wall mirrors can have a big impact by creating visual interest while bouncing light off other elements in the room.
- Large wall mirrors hung horizontally over couches in the living room—or over a chest of drawers in the bedroom, or dining table in the kitchen—creates a stunning visual impact that enhances how deep and wide a space feels while brightening dark rooms.
- Hanging mirrors are great for complementing picture frames in stairwells and hallways as they reflect light and brighten spaces, or placed behind where you typically light a candle. Our medium sizes add functional style when centered over accent tables in bedrooms, living rooms or hallways.
Consider your space and the visual impact that you want the wall mirror you select to provide. Do you want a complementary piece that will cast light on neighboring objects or do you want a focal point that will significantly brighten a room while making it appear larger? Think about the role a given wall mirror will play in shaping ambiance and mood during special dinners, arts & crafts time with the kids or just getting ready for work.
Position your hanging mirror along the wall where it best captures what you want it to reflect. This might be the full-body laughter that always comes with a big family dinner in the dining room or your styling skills when checking yourself out in an entryway wall mirror before heading to work.
Some wall mirrors can either hang on a wall or be placed on the floor while being anchored and tilted against a wall. Different wall materials require different types of fasteners. Be sure to use fasteners suitable for the walls in your home.