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Aleena MirrorAleena Mirror
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Aleena Mirror
Regular price $1,699.00 Sale price $999.00
Bridgette MirrorBridgette Mirror
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Bridgette Mirror
Regular price $999.00 Sale price $599.00
Collins MirrorCollins Mirror
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Collins Mirror
Regular price $490.00 Sale price $199.00
Hola Wall MirrorHola Wall Mirror
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Hola Wall Mirror
Regular price $1,350.00 Sale price $699.00
Ingrid Arch Floor MirrorIngrid Arch Floor Mirror
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Ingrid Arch Floor Mirror
Regular price $1,399.00 Sale price $899.00
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Toti Mirror
Regular price $1,200.00 Sale price $499.00

A thoughtfully placed mirror catches the light, creates a sense of depth and gives an empty wall or corner a fresh look. Throughout our collection of wall mirrors and floor mirrors, you’ll find understated frames, sculptural shapes and statement designs for living rooms, hallways and bedrooms. Discover exclusive wall and floor mirrors in Melbourne, with delivery across Australia.

Wall mirrors for every room

In a hallway, a decorative wall mirror pairs naturally with a console table, creating a dedicated spot for one last check before you leave home. In a living or dining room, a well-placed wall mirror can bring light and interest to an otherwise empty wall.

Size also matters:

  • When you’re hanging a mirror above a console, sideboard or dresser, look for a design that’s two-thirds the width of the furniture that sits below.

  • For wider walls, opt for a large wall mirror to fill the space with light and character

Floor and leaning mirrors

Working particularly well in bedrooms, dressing areas and spacious hallways, floor mirrors give you a full-length view while introducing height and presence to a room.

For this type of design, place the mirror on a flat, stable surface and follow supplied instructions. If anchoring hardware is included or recommended, secure it to the wall using fixings that suit your wall material.

Where to hang a wall mirror

It’s best to think about what your mirror will reflect before deciding where it belongs. Positioning it opposite or beside a window can reflect more natural light into the room, while reflecting artwork or framed prints adds another layer to your view.

FAQs

The right size depends on where the mirror will hang. 

  • Above a console, sideboard or dresser, choose a mirror around two-thirds the width of the furniture below. For example, a 150cm console will generally suit a mirror around 100cm wide. This leaves some space on either side and stops the mirror from overwhelming the furniture. 
  • For an empty wall, use painter’s tape to mark out the dimensions before buying so you can see exactly how much space it will take.

The difference between a floor and wall mirror is how they are used. A floor mirror is usually taller and designed to provide a full-length reflection. A wall mirror is mounted above the floor and comes in a wider variety of sizes for different rooms and placements. Visit an Adriatic showroom in person to see our wall and floor mirrors in Melbourne.

Only lean a large mirror against the wall if it’s designed to be used that way. Position it on a flat, stable surface and follow the supplied installation instructions. If anchoring hardware is included or recommended, secure the mirror using fixings suited to your wall material.