Bedroom Mirrors

How To Choose The Perfect Bedroom Mirror

Whether you're styling a master bedroom or working with a more compact space, the right bedroom mirror can make a big difference. It’s not just about looks, mirrors help reflect natural light, create the illusion of space, and make daily routines that little bit easier.

For small bedrooms, try a wall mirror above your bedside table or chest of drawers to bounce light around without taking up floor space. Want the full fit-check moment? A large bedroom mirror can help open up the space and become a focal point, especially when styled with warm lighting. And if you're after head-to-toe confidence, a full length mirror has you covered.

From getting ready in the morning to winding down at night, a mirror and dressing table make the perfect pair.

Explore the full Mirror collection and find the one that reflects your style perfectly.

Style Your Bedroom Mirror With Coordinating Décor

Once you’ve found the perfect bedroom mirror, it’s all about what you style it with. The right pieces around your mirror can soften the space, add texture, and bring the whole look together.

If you’ve gone for a full-length bedroom mirror, keep things simple around it with a relaxed rug can ground the space. For extra glow, add a touch of warm lighting. A table lamp or floor lamp nearby helps your mirror reflect a gentle, ambient shine, especially in the evenings.

Whether you’re styling a big mirror for the bedroom or something subtle and space-saving, coordinating details make all the difference. Explore all bedroom furniture to complete your space.

FAQs

Where is the best place to put a mirror in a bedroom?

The best location for a mirror is in an open space that’s close to windows where the light can be reflected. If the view from your window is especially green and inviting, placing your mirror opposite the window could be the perfect spot.

If we’re focusing on functionality, hanging a mirror above a chest of drawers or dressing table is ideal for everyday use.

Are mirrors in bedrooms considered bad feng shui, and why?

Mirrors are often used in feng shui to reflect light and energy throughout a space, but where you place them can make a difference. In the bedroom, it’s best to position your mirror where it reflects something calm and considered, like a tidy surface or a soft corner, rather than clutter.

Some feng shui experts suggest avoiding mirrors that face the bed directly, as they’re thought to disturb rest. It’s also recommended not to place them directly opposite a doorway, as this can reflect energy back out rather than letting it flow in. If this is something you’re mindful of, try positioning your mirror to the side of the bed, or angled in a way that feels more grounding.

How many mirrors should you have in a bedroom for balance and comfort?

One or two is usually enough. A full-length mirror and a smaller round wall mirror give you both function and style, without overwhelming the space.

What type of mirror is best for a bedroom with limited natural light?

Opt for a large mirror that can reflect the light you do have. Position it near a window or pair it with soft, layered lighting to help brighten the room.

How can I use mirrors to make a small bedroom feel bigger and brighter?

Go for a big mirror for the bedroom and hang it where it reflects the most light. A full length mirror opposite a window is ideal. Keep the surrounding décor light and simple to let the mirror work its magic. This means making sure the room is kept tidy so that mess isn’t reflected.