Mirrors for Every Room in Your Home
Mirrors are hardworking pieces. They brighten dark spaces, make small rooms feel larger and help you get ready. They're also decorative features in their own right.
Shop Mirrors by Type
- Wall mirrors – for living rooms, hallways and above fireplaces.
- Floor mirrors – full length mirrors for head-to-toe checks.
- Cheval mirrors – freestanding tilting mirrors for bedrooms.
- Trinket mirrors – small mirrors with drawers for dressing tables.
- Table top mirrors – compact designs and magnifiers.
Mirrors by Room
In the living room, hang a large mirror above the fireplace or sofa. In the hall, a mirror above a console table helps with last-minute checks. In bedrooms, a full length mirror is essential. In a dining room, a mirror reflects candlelight beautifully.
Choosing a Frame
Match the frame to your furniture. Oak frames suit our oak ranges. Painted frames feel fresh and light. Natural driftwood and teak frames bring coastal, rustic texture.
Hanging Tips
Hang the centre of a wall mirror around 150 to 160cm from the floor. Above furniture, leave a 15 to 25cm gap. Use fixings rated for the weight and your wall type.
Care
Spray glass cleaner onto a cloth, not the mirror. This protects the frame and the mirror backing. Dust frames regularly.
Explore all home accessories or shop hallway furniture to pair with your mirror.
Mirrors: Frequently Asked Questions
Which mirror makes a small room look bigger?
A large wall mirror or full length mirror placed opposite a window reflects the most light and space.
How high should a mirror hang?
On a bare wall, place the centre around 150 to 160cm from the floor. Above furniture, leave 15 to 25cm.
What mirror do I need for a dressing table?
A trinket mirror sits on top with drawers for jewellery, or hang a wall mirror above the table.
How should I clean a mirror?
Spray cleaner onto a soft cloth rather than the glass, to protect the frame and silver backing.































































