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Floor Mirrors

Floor Mirrors

A full length floor mirror is a must for checking your outfit head to toe. Leaning or standing mirrors also bounce light around and make rooms feel larger. They suit bedrooms, hallways and dressing areas. Our floor mirror range is being refreshed, so call our Southsea showroom for current stock.

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Floor Mirrors: See the Whole Picture

Every home needs at least one full length mirror. It's the only way to check your whole outfit. A large floor mirror also works hard as a design feature.

Leaning vs Standing Mirrors

  • Leaning mirrors – rest against the wall for a relaxed, stylish look.
  • Freestanding mirrors – have their own stand and can go anywhere.
  • Cheval mirrors – tilt in a frame for the perfect angle. See our cheval mirrors.

Make a Room Look Bigger

Mirrors double the sense of space. Place a floor mirror opposite a window to reflect daylight. In a narrow hallway, a tall mirror makes the space feel wider. In a dark bedroom, it brightens corners.

Choosing a Size

A full length mirror should be at least half your height to show your whole body. Most are 150 to 180cm tall. Wider mirrors work well in dressing areas and walk-in wardrobes.

Safety First

Leaning mirrors should be secured to the wall with a safety strap or anti-tip fixing. This is especially important with children and pets. Place them on a flat, non-slip surface.

Styling Tips

Lean a large mirror behind a console table or sideboard. In a bedroom, place it beside the wardrobe. Choose a frame that matches nearby furniture.

Browse wall mirrors and trinket mirrors, or call 023 9281 2835 for floor mirror availability.

Floor Mirrors: Frequently Asked Questions

How tall should a full length mirror be?

At least half your height to see your whole body. Most full length mirrors are 150 to 180cm tall.

Is it safe to lean a mirror against the wall?

Yes, if you secure it with a safety strap or anti-tip fixing, especially in homes with children or pets.

Where should I put a floor mirror?

Opposite a window to reflect light, in a hallway to widen the space, or near a wardrobe for dressing.

Do you have floor mirrors in stock?

Stock changes often. Call our Southsea showroom on 023 9281 2835 for current availability.