White Mirrors

The colour white is timeless and achromatic, which makes it a popular choice. White is versatile, pairing well with any colour on the spectrum.

Styling tips for white mirrors

Styling your home with your white mirror is super simple. Take into consideration of the space, colours, and composition.

White is a brilliant colour to work with, and adaptable to its environment there is no reason to not incorporate it. Very few colours can be used in abundance like white, meaning there is a surfeit of opportunity for styling your white mirror.

For a striking visual, we recommend using your white mirror against a feature wall. A feature wall with a vivid colour or vibrant wallpaper looks exceptional with a white mirror adding a touch of brightness.

For a calming monochromatic look, use a white mirror. This will create a seamless and harmonious aesthetic in your space. White mirrors look especially fabulous when placed near wooden furnishings. The natural earthy-toned woods.

Our best-selling white mirrors

• Grand Louis Leaner White
• Cambridge White Window Mirror Large
• Richmond White Overmantle Mirror
• Osborne White Overmantle
• Hamilton Round Wall Mirror White

The psychology behind white mirrors

White is an achromatic colour, devoid of vibrant tones, which significantly shapes our perceptual and symbolic understanding.

Culture has a large influence on how we feel and think about colour.  In Eastern Asia and Europe, white is connected to life and death. Its presence at funerals symbolizes the purity of a life lost, marking the commencement of a new journey for those in mourning, and holds religious connotations tied to depictions of angels and heaven.

White is also used to celebrate birth and marriage. Purity is the common denominator in these new beginnings which the colour white is the epitome of.

Symbolically and psychologically white represents virtue, cleanliness, and innocence. Due to it being the brightest colour in the colour wheel, we perceive white as a blank canvas or a starting point to which we can add.