Oversized Mirrors

Oversized or large mirrors are made to be leaned or hung on a wall in the home, oversized mirrors are considered large because they are over the 3ft threshold, any smaller would be considered a medium-sized mirror. Typically, an oversized mirror would be hung on a wall, but they can also be leaned on one to bring in a more casual aesthetic.

Oversized mirrors are mid-century modern designs and became highly popular for their ability to catch and reflect light in the room, creating a more open and spacious feeling. Our designs are luxurious, high-quality, statement pieces that would be a fantastic addition to any hallway, kitchen, living room or bedroom.

The online mirror shop stocks a wide variety of colours and they come in rectangular and arched shapes.

How much do oversized mirrors cost?

The price for an oversized mirror depends on several factors: colour, size, style, and shape (we offer contemporary, decorative styles in our oversized mirror range). You can expect to pay between £120 – £500 for an oversized mirror.

How to hang an oversized mirror?

The following instructions are not specified for a specific wall type. Instead, it provides you with a basic guideline of what to do.

• To hang an oversized mirror, you will need to assess the material your wall that the mirror will be hung from.
• Consider the weight of the mirror and height for the next step.
• Gather the hardware that is needed for your wall type.

For brick walls, heavier-duty tools will be needed. If your wall is drywall, consider the weight and use heavy-duty anchors to support the weight.

• Make sure you use a spirit level to hang the mirror completely level.
• Drill your pilot holes for brackets, keyholes, d-rings, or wire.
• Once your hardware is level and screwed into the wall, you must position the mirror and place it onto your fixings.

Styling tips for oversized mirrors?

• We suggest placing your oversized mirror near a window or lights/lamps as it will reflect the light and bring the illusion of more light coming into the room, and the area opening.
• Experiment with the shapes and style of your mirror, by using a rectangular shape a more traditional style can be reflected into the space, whilst an arched mirror provides a clean and contemporary style.
• By bringing house plants to either side of the mirror, the green space is extended creating a luscious and calm environment- plants also improve our quality of life which is a bonus!
• Placement is key, placing your mirror to reflect a centre point, such as a fireplace or narrow corridor could mean the room you are in changes dramatically. By reflecting on something like a fireplace or window you are optimising the space in the room whilst creating a focal point.
• Add furnishings like a bench or sideboard to add a unique design element, this will help you bring the space together tying in the design styles.