Mirrors

What types of mirrors are available?

Mirrors fall into two broad groups: decorative mirrors that style a wall, and functional mirrors built into or paired with bedroom furniture. This collection carries both, so you can find a statement piece for a living room or a practical mirror for a dresser or dressing area. The table below outlines the main types and where each fits best.

How do you choose the right mirror size and shape?

Scale the mirror to the wall or the furniture it sits above. A mirror over a dresser, console or vanity usually looks best at about two thirds to three quarters the width of the piece below it. For a dresser or bedroom set, a matching mirror from the same line keeps proportions and finish consistent.

Where should you place mirrors in your home?

Match the mirror to the room and its job. In a bedroom, a mirror above the dresser creates a functional dressing spot, while a full-length mirror in a corner or closet gives you a head to toe view. In an entryway, a mirror adds a practical last look on the way out and bounces light into the space.

For a dedicated grooming spot, a lit vanity mirror pairs naturally with a makeup vanity or dressing table. In living rooms and hallways, place a mirror opposite or beside a window so it reflects daylight deeper into the room.

How do mirrors make a room look bigger and brighter?

A mirror reflects whatever sits in front of it, so placing one across from a window effectively brings more daylight into the room. Reflecting an open part of the room, rather than a cluttered corner, creates the impression of added depth and space.

This makes mirrors one of the most useful tools in small or dim rooms. Positioning one to reflect a window or a lighting fixture amplifies both the light and the sense of openness, so a single large mirror can brighten a hallway or make a compact bedroom feel more spacious.

How do you style a mirror with a dresser or bedroom set?

In a bedroom, the mirror usually works as part of a set. A dresser mirror is designed to sit on or mount above a matching dresser, giving you a coordinated look and a practical spot to get ready. Choosing the mirror and dresser from the same collection keeps the finish and scale aligned.

If you want a mix and match look instead, pair a leaning floor mirror beside the dresser or hang a round wall mirror above it. Browsing the wider bedroom furniture range helps you match finishes across the bed, dresser and mirror.

How do you decorate with and around a mirror?

Treat a decorative mirror as you would a piece of art. Center it over the furniture below, leaving a few inches of space, and let it anchor the surrounding decor. On a console or dresser beneath it, keep the arrangement low so the reflection stays open rather than crowded.

A mirror can also join a gallery wall, where its reflective surface adds light and contrast among framed pieces. Combining a mirror with other wall decor keeps the display layered and balanced.