Wall Mirrors

Wall mirrors in soft, considered shapes — round, arched and gently irregular. Pieces chosen for their silhouette as much as their function.

Filter by shape

• Round Wall Mirrors — classic circles that soften rooms full of straight lines
• Arched Wall Mirrors — quiet architectural references for halls and bedrooms

Where to hang

Hallway: above a console at roughly eye level when standing. The mirror should be no wider than the console. Bedroom: above a chest of drawers, a dressing table, or — for full-length — leaning against the wall. Living room: above a fireplace, a sideboard, or as a large statement piece on a blank wall opposite the seating area to bounce light. Bathroom: round mirrors above a basin almost always look more considered than rectangular ones.

How big?

The mirror should be roughly two-thirds the width of the furniture beneath it. Hung with at least 15–25cm of clear wall above the furniture. If hanging in isolation, centre at 145–155cm above the floor — that's the sweet spot for most heights.

Pair with our wall decor for considered gallery walls.