Wall & Standing Mirrors

When choosing a mirror for a small apartment, consider the size and shape of the space. Opt for smaller mirrors to avoid overwhelming the room, and choose strategic locations to maximise light and create the illusion of an expansive space.

Mirrors are extremely versatile and can be placed in multiple areas of your home. Here are some ideas:

• Entryway: Place a mirror near the entryway to check your appearance before heading out. It can also help create the illusion of a larger space in a narrow entry.
• Living room: Position a large floor mirror opposite a window to reflect natural light and brighten up the room. You can also use mirrors as decorative accents above a sofa.
• Bedroom: Hang a mirror above a dresser or vanity for grooming purposes. Alternatively, a full-length mirror can be leaned against a wall to visually expand the space and make it feel more open.
• Dining room: Consider placing a mirror on a wall adjacent to the dining table to enhance the ambiance and create the illusion of a larger dining area.

In Feng Shui, mirrors are believed to reflect and enhance energy flow within a space. To incorporate Feng Shui principles into your bedroom, avoid placing mirrors directly facing the bed or reflecting negative elements such as clutter or sharp objects. Instead, position mirrors to reflect natural light and create a sense of spaciousness while maintaining a peaceful ambiance.

The ideal height for hanging a mirror depends on its placement and purpose. For a standard eye-level view, aim for the centre of the mirror to be around 144-165cm from the floor. However, consider adjusting this height based on the furniture or architectural features in the room.

Securing a mirror is essential to prevent accidents and ensure stability. Depending on the mirror's design, you can use wall anchors, brackets, or anti-tip straps to secure it to the wall or floor. Our mirrors come with hooks and anti-slip kits so you can design your home without worry.

The size of a mirror should be proportional to the space it occupies. For small rooms or narrow walls, opt for smaller mirrors to avoid overwhelming the space. In bigger spaces or as statement pieces, choose larger or full-length mirrors to create visual impact and enhance the sense of space.