Mirrors

Reflect light and enhance your home’s spatial feel with our collection of mirrors. Discover wall-mounted accent mirrors, dramatic floor-length designs, sleek round mirrors, and vanity mirrors framed in wood, metal, and gilded finishes.

Reflecting Style: Choosing the Right Mirror for Every Room

Mirrors are powerful design tools that do far more than offer a place to check your reflection. By naturally bouncing light around a room and creating the illusion of expanded square footage, a well-placed mirror serves as a captivating visual centerpiece across living rooms, bedrooms, entryways, and dining spaces.

Full-Length & Floor Standing Mirrors: Tall leaning or easel-backed mirrors that provide a complete head-to-toe view while bringing dramatic height and elegance to bedrooms and dressing areas.
Round & Oval Accent Mirrors: Soften sharp linear furniture arrangements by creating a gentle focal point over entry console tables, fireplace mantels, or bathroom vanities.
Dresser Wall Mirrors: Specifically proportioned horizontal or arched mirrors designed to hang or mount above bedroom dressers to reflect natural room light.
Architectural Windowpane Mirrors: Feature framed grid panels that mimic classic window frames, adding visual depth and rustic or industrial character to living room walls.

Hanging & Placement Tips

When hanging a wall mirror, position the center of the glass roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor, which corresponds to standard eye level. If mounting a mirror above a console table or dresser, leave a gap of 4 to 8 inches between the bottom of the mirror frame and the top of the furniture piece for clean visual balance.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mirrors

Where is the best place to hang a mirror to make a room look bigger?
Positioning a mirror opposite a window or glass doorway reflects natural sunlight and outdoor scenery deep into the room, instantly making the space feel brighter and more open.

How wide should a mirror be relative to the furniture below it?
A wall mirror should typically measure around two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the console table, mantel, or dresser over which it is hung so it does not overpower the piece below.

How do you safely mount a heavy mirror on a wall?
Always use heavy-duty wall anchors, D-rings, or French cleats rated for the mirror's specific weight. For heavy wood-framed or metallic floor mirrors, securing the top to a wall stud with safety anti-tip hardware is strongly recommended.