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Mirrors
Shop mirrors for bedrooms, hallways, dressing areas and living spaces, including full-length, wall-mounted, arch, round and freestanding designs. Current stock includes black, gold, wood-effect, metal and decorative finishes in a range of widths and heights.
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Mirrors Buying Guide
Choose the mirror by where it will be used
A full-length mirror is useful for dressing areas and bedrooms, while a smaller wall mirror can work above a console, dressing table or hallway unit. Large mirrors can also reflect more light and create a stronger visual feature, but the wall and fixing position must be suitable for the product.
Measure width, height and mounting space
Check the full external dimensions, not only the visible glass. For wall-mounted designs, follow the fixing guidance supplied with the mirror and make sure the wall type and hardware are appropriate. Freestanding and cheval mirrors need enough floor depth to remain stable in their intended position.
Browse dressing tables for bedroom getting-ready areas or hallway furniture for entrance storage and console tables.
Mirror FAQs
What size mirror is best for checking an outfit?
A full-length mirror normally gives the most complete view, but compare the mirror height and mounting position with the user and available wall or floor space.
Can a large mirror be leaned against a wall?
Only use the mirror in the way specified by the manufacturer. Some designs require wall fixing or other securing methods for safe use.
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