Article Summary
The quick Scoop
Floor or wall
Mirror is one of the most searched words on our site, and the question behind it is usually about size. A floor mirror is tall enough to show a full outfit. A wall mirror fits above a console or a dresser where there is no floor space.
Match the frame to the room
Soft room, soft frame
A bedroom with upholstered pieces suits an upholstered or textured frame.
Plain wall, shaped mirror
A mirror with a wavy or prism outline gives a plain wall a focal point.
Go as tall as the wall allows
A mirror close to the height of the wall makes the room feel taller.
Four mirrors to compare
Heidi 43"X78" Upholstered Oversized Floor Mirror
An oversized floor mirror with an upholstered frame that pairs soft texture with sculptural simplicity.
- Best for bedrooms and dressing areas that want a full-length mirror with a soft finish.
Kaia 48"X79" Cream Lightweight Faux Stone Floor Mirror
A lightweight cream floor mirror with an organic bumpy texture and a sculptural arch.
- Best for rooms that follow a wabi sabi look.
Lally 31.5"X24" Velvet Prism Wall Mirror
A velvet-framed prism wall mirror with a punch of color, from $85.
- Best for small walls and first apartments.
Charlene 39"X75" Squiggle Wall Mirror
A tall wall mirror with a squiggle outline that doubles as wall art.
- Best for entries and living rooms that need a focal point.
FAQs
What size floor mirror should I buy?
Can a floor mirror lean or does it need to be mounted?
Find your mirror
Start with the wall you have, then choose the shape.
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