Mirrors That Add Light, Space and Style

A mirror does far more than reflect. It bounces daylight into darker corners, opens up a compact room and lends a wall the finished feel that art alone cannot. The right piece works quietly, making a space feel brighter and larger the moment it goes up.

Our range moves from full length floor mirrors to arched wall pieces and soft framed rounds, offering a luxury feel without the heavy price tag. The art lies in choosing the right size and shape, then a frame finish that complements the room and its wider home decor.

Choosing the Right Mirror for Your Home

Let the job the mirror needs to do guide size and placement. For a wall mirror above furniture, aim for around two thirds the width of the piece beneath it, while full length mirrors typically stand around 150cm to 170cm tall so you can see head to toe. Hang at eye level and, where you can, position the mirror to catch a window or light source and throw it back into the room.

• A clear, distortion free glass surface
• A sturdy, well finished frame
• Secure fixings for leaning or wall hanging
• A shape and size that balances the space

Styles to Suit Your Space

Slim black frames bring a contemporary edge, brass and gold tones add warmth, and natural timber suits a coastal or Scandi scheme, while arched and round shapes soften angular furniture. Group a mirror with wall art and prints for a gallery wall, place a floor mirror near floor lamps, and pair a hallway piece with practical shoe storage.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size mirror should I hang above furniture?

Aim for a mirror around two thirds the width of the console, sideboard or vanity beneath it for a balanced, well proportioned look.

How tall should a full length mirror be?

Full length mirrors usually stand around 150cm to 170cm tall so you can see your whole outfit head to toe.

Where should I place a mirror to make a room feel bigger?

Position a mirror opposite or beside a window so it reflects natural light back into the room and adds a sense of depth and space.

How do I keep a mirror looking its best?

Clean the glass with a soft, lint free cloth and a gentle cleaner sprayed onto the cloth, dust the frame regularly and avoid abrasive cleaners that can mark the surface.