Wall Mirrors

Wall mirrors are a great way to make a room feel large without taking up more space. They’re ideal for bringing in light while fitting perfectly into your chosen aesthetic. Our wall mirrors blend practicality and sophistication to offer a piece that can work well in almost any space.

A large wall mirror adds the same element as a painting or a piece of décor while also contributing a feeling of length to a room. Forget the boundaries that a wall presents as you look past it and into a mirror. You can find wall mirrors in minimal styles, or you can look for something more ornate.

For even greater value, a decorative wall mirror combines light, theme, and character. Go with something geometric and eye-catching that functions as a focal point. Bring in a classically round wall mirror for charm that can be subtle or just as noticeable. Let the shapes you choose aid in your home’s aesthetic.

An arched or rectangular wall mirror can bring strong, straight lines to divide a setting. Few pieces are more recognizable than a modern wall mirror with its art-deco stylings, contemporary curves, and angles. Go for a rustic texture with a distressed or whitewashed frame. Look for gold flourishes to add a hint of refinement.

Whether you need a mirror for when you’re about to head out the door or you’re looking for a multi-functional accent, wall mirrors do all of the above. Enjoy brilliant rhinestones or antique turquoise. Search our diverse variety of wall mirrors for a piece that can hang in your living room, bathroom, dining room, and so many more places in your home.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I hang a mirror on the wall?

Double-sided tape, command strips, or mirror adhesive work for hanging lightweight mirrors. Heavier mirrors need to be hung using screws, anchors, toggle bolts, or other mounting hardware.

How to decorate with mirrors?

When decorating with mirrors, be sure to display them in a spot where they enhance the natural light and add depth to the room. For a mix of function and style, place mirrors at around eye level. If your goal is to make a space look bigger, lean toward a larger mirror.

How high should I hang a mirror?

Generally, you should hang a mirror so that its center is fifty-seven to sixty-five inches from the floor, or around eye-level. When hanging over furniture, the bottom of the mirror should be around four to eight inches above the top of the furniture.