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Standing mirrors

You look good! A standing mirror lets you have a quick look at your outfit whether in the bedroom or hallway. Super flexible and easy to put together, a free-standing mirror doesn’t need to be drilled to the wall. All come with smart hooks at the back – perfect for hanging up tomorrow’s outfit, which can save you a few extra minutes under the covers.

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A KNAPPER white floor mirror with hooks and a rail behind it, framed in steel.KNAPPER white mirror with hooks & rail, sized between a coat rack & a tall plant.
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Ikorennes mirror: wooden-framed leaning mirror in ash veneer, rectangular shape, soft edges, suitable for various rooms and bathrooms.IKORNNES mirror, wooden frame, full-body, corner space.
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LINDBYN black-framed mirror, arched top, sleek design for wall or floor.LINDBYN mirror, black frame on beige wall, reflects door, near dresser & boots, stylish light.
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KARMSUND full-length mirror with optional decorative top, stands on a black metal frame with an elegant finish.Mirror on grey wall beside dresser, handbag on floor, reflects windowed room.
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KOMPISHÄNG Standing mirror, pine, 38 cmKOMPISHÄNG Standing mirror, pine, 38 cm
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HOVET Mirror, black, 78x196 cmHövet mirror leans against wall, reflecting corridor. Black frame complements modern decor, surrounded by wooden floor and red handbag.
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Dress to impress with decorative floor mirrors that suit your tastes

Standing mirrors provide a stunning design element for the home along with practicality. Guests can check their reflection after their travels while being impressed by the elegance of a floor mirror—particularly one with a crown of ornate galvanized steel. Floor mirrors can alter one’s perception of a space by the way they bounce light around a room. The “depth” of the mirror along with how light will be reflected onto other objects and surfaces can give the impression of a larger space.

Place a floor mirror in the corner of a living room to reflect the activity of a fireplace or a family gathering. In the bedroom or dressing room, you want your standing mirror placed either close to your makeup or where you get dressed, or by the doorway so you can give yourself a quick look before heading out for the day. 

Standing or on the wall

Floor mirrors offer a flexible design element since they don’t always have to stand around. Whether due to space limitations—particularly after adding other new furniture—wanting to adjust how light reflects around a room or simply to feng shui to create focal points exactly where you want them, freestanding mirrors can easily be hung on the wall to save space and change things up. Easily take them down from the wall whenever you want to adjust the look and feel of any room.  

More than just a standing mirror

Smart design merges other functions beyond the primary purpose of any piece of furniture. Smart hooks and clothes racks behind freestanding mirrors maximize your use of space while preventing the need for other furniture purchases. In the bedroom, hang up your clothes for the next few days of work along with jewelry or simply hang used clothes behind the mirror to prevent clutter. In the bathroom, you can use the space behind standing mirrors to hang bathrobes and towels. Featuring powder-coated steel, these standing mirrors are tested and approved for bathroom use. Also important: they’ll add a sense of grandeur that will wow any guest while changing how you feel about a room.

Frequently asked questions about standing mirrors

How tall should a floor mirror be?

A freestanding mirror should be at least half your height for you to see your entire reflection.

Do standing mirrors distort?

Slight bends in mirrors can cause distorted, wavy images. Such bending can result from sagging in the mirror frame over time. And that is why IKEA  standing mirrors feature frames made with galvanized steel.

Can you mount floor mirrors on the wall?

Yes, very easily. Hang the mirror using the wall brackets on the back of the mirror according to the assembly instructions. Use screws, sold separately, suitable for the wall material in your home.