Mirrors

Types of mirror

• Dress mirrors: full-length mirrors for checking an outfit. The Palais, Allegro and Deco ranges include them.
• Lean-to mirrors: tall mirrors designed to rest against a wall. Look at Palais, Soprano, Rococo and Alanis.
• Wall mirrors: round, oval, rectangular and window styles for above a fireplace, sideboard or chest, such as Cadence, Octave, Opus and Somma.
• Dressing table mirrors: the Canto curved mirror and the Soprano folding mirror sit on top of a dressing table.
• Storage mirrors and cabinets: mirrors that hide jewellery or toiletries, including Prima, Fresco and mirrored bathroom cabinets with LED lighting.

Choosing a size

For a full-length view, a dress or lean-to mirror is the one to choose. Above a chest of drawers or sideboard, a wall mirror usually looks best a little narrower than the furniture below it. In a hallway, a large mirror makes a narrow space feel wider and gives you a last look before you leave the house. Exact sizes are on each product page.

Frames and finishes

Frame colours are named in the product titles: pewter, gold, black, white, brass effect and frameless. Pewter and gold suit a more decorative room, while black, white and frameless mirrors work in plainer schemes. Some bedroom ranges have their own matching mirror, including Marlborough and Mallory, so you can hang one above the matching chest of drawers.

Round and organic shapes, such as Octave, Cadence, Iggy and the Rushmore wall mirror, soften a room full of straight lines. Rectangular mirrors, like Jaya, Tokyo and Alanis, suit a more ordered look and can hang portrait or landscape, depending on the product.

Hanging and safety

Large mirrors are heavy. Use fixings suited to your wall type, and fix lean-to mirrors to the wall where children or pets could knock them. Please check the glass when your order arrives.

Pair a mirror with one of our dressing tables, or browse hallway furniture, wardrobes and bedroom furniture.