Collection: wall mirrors

Bring elegance and practicality to any room with a wall mirror from Casagear. They are great at enhancing natural light, serving as an attractive decorative piece, and also creating the illusion of space. Whether you’re looking for a sleek modern design or a vintage frame, mirrors are a versatile addition to any home. Complete the look of your bedroom, living room, or entryway with a mirror from our fresh new collection that has something for everyone.

Choose Your Style

Wall mirrors are an easy way to brighten your space while adding functionality and style. While buying a mirror seems like a relatively straightforward concept, there are a few things to consider. Placement, size, and shape are just a few of the things that may affect the style of the mirror you buy. Something for the bathroom may not work for the living room, and vice versa. Here, we will break down some of our most popular styles available on the Casagear website.

Full-Length Mirrors

This type of mirror is characterized by its long vertical frame that can take up a large portion of a wall. They are best suited for dressing areas or bedrooms as they are able to provide a full body reflection when you are dressing up and want to check out your outfit. While full-length wall mirrors are very convenient in that aspect, their size makes them less ideal for smaller spaces.

Rectangular Mirrors

If you are looking for a classic mirror that is a practical choice for just about any space, go with a rectangular wall mirror. They are characterized by their clean lines and timeless design, which can be hung in either orientation. Their shape conveys a sense of structure, which makes them ideal for spaces that prioritize symmetry and order.

Round Mirrors

Round mirrors have been a staple in interior design for years due to their aesthetic appeal and shape. Their circular design adds a sense of flow and harmony that really softens the look of a space, making it ideal for interior styles such as minimalist and Bohemian. They are especially effective in smaller spaces and can make for a perfect bathroom wall mirror or be placed above a console table.

Frameless Mirrors

If you are seeking something minimal that can blend in with the rest of your decor, consider buying a frameless mirror. The absence of a frame really enhances its ability to reflect light and can make spaces appear larger and brighter. Their design makes it easy to place just about anywhere without clashing or taking away from other design elements in your room.

Placement and Style

Mirrors are one of the most valuable and versatile pieces of furniture that you can add to your living space. However, it is essential to choose something that is catered to your style while adding value to your space.

Something like a long wall mirror is an excellent option for checking out your outfit or having a complete view of your body. This type of mirror best serves a larger area, such as an entryway with space to move around. A bathroom would not be ideal for this type of mirror due to space and inconvenience, but other options, like a decorative wall mirror, can be a cute addition and give your bathroom a home-like feel.

Other mirrors are more catered towards aesthetics, such as an arched wall mirror. This sort of mirror can be more suitable for decorative areas such as a living room or dining room, where it can reflect light from chandeliers or create a sense of luxury.

The shape of your mirror can also be a consideration when thinking about your existing decor. The sharper lines on a rectangular mirror offer a sleeker and more modern look than a round mirror, which has a softer appearance and can blend in well in a cottage-style home. The synergy between your existing furniture can play a significant role in the overall feel of your living space, so it is essential to address these factors.

Maintaining Your Mirror

Caring for your mirror is relatively easy and doesn’t take much time. Depending on the environment, make sure to clean your mirrors every two to three weeks with a non-abrasive glass cleaner or a mix of water and vinegar. Wipe off any dust or smudges with a microfiber cloth to avoid streaks. If your mirror’s frame is made of natural materials such as wood, make sure to keep the edges dry to prevent moisture damage, especially in more humid environments. Lastly, make sure to perform a periodic mounting hardware inspection once or twice a year to ensure stability.

What Size Wall Mirror Should I Get For My Space?

A good rule of thumb is to choose a wall mirror that complements the scale of your furniture and space. Ideally, you want your mirror to be able to add substance to your room while fitting in seamlessly. For instance, a small wall mirror would work well in hallways, entryways, or bathrooms, while a large mirror would work better above a sofa or fireplace. You can always play around with proportions and sizing, but always make sure to keep a few inches of space between the mirror and nearby furniture edges.

What’s The Ideal Height To Hang A Wall Mirror?

While preferences and size may differ, it's generally recommended to hang the mirror at eye level, which is usually around 55 to 65 inches off the floor. For those who want to hang furniture above a console or a vanity, make sure to leave around 4-6 inches of space between the top of the furniture and the bottom of the mirror. Protect the corners of your mirror with pads to avoid rocking and damage to your walls.