A quick glance in a small bathroom mirror never tells the whole story of an outfit. A full length mirror lets you check everything from shoes to shoulders before you head out, and it does more than that. Placed well, a tall mirror bounces light around a bedroom, makes a small space feel larger and adds a decorative focal point. The five mirrors below come in different sizes and finishes, from aged gold to natural wood.
Size Guide
Height and width decide where a mirror will fit and how much of you it shows. Use this table to compare.
| Mirror | Size | Style |
|---|---|---|
| Omera | 120 x 195 cm | Aged gold frame |
| Maxandre | 80 x 200 cm | Arched floor mirror with stand |
| Leonardo | 120 x 190 cm | Large full-length mirror |
| Key West | 70 x 160 cm | Fir wood frame |
| Soft Mood | 41 x 160 cm | Paulownia floor mirror |
The Mirrors
Each of these floor standing mirror and wall options suits a different room and style.
Omera
Best for: a statement bedroom wall.
At 120 by 195 cm, this is a generous mirror with an aged gold finish that adds warmth and a touch of vintage glamour. It works beautifully leaned against a wall or hung above a low chest, and its width means you can see a full outfit, even with a coat on.
Maxandre
Best for: a dressing corner without wall fixing.
This arched floor mirror measures 80 by 200 cm and stands on a black aluminium stand, with an MDF frame around the glass. The arched top softens the lines of a room, and because it stands on its own, you can move it wherever the light is best.
Leonardo
Best for: spacious bedrooms and walk-in wardrobes.
At 120 by 190 cm, Leonardo offers plenty of reflective surface for checking an outfit from head to toe. Its large format also helps brighten a room by reflecting light from a nearby window.
Key West
Best for: natural, relaxed interiors.
A fir wood frame gives this 70 by 160 cm mirror a warm, organic feel. It sits comfortably in a bedroom with linen bedding and plants, or in a hallway where you want a final check before leaving the house.
Soft Mood
Best for: small spaces and narrow walls.
The slim 41 by 160 cm paulownia floor mirror fits into tight corners and beside wardrobes where a wider mirror would not. Its light wood brings a calm, natural touch.
Wall-Hung or Free-Standing?
A free-standing mirror like Maxandre or Soft Mood needs no drilling, which makes it ideal for renters and for anyone who likes to rearrange their room. You can move it toward the window in the morning and tuck it into a corner later. Larger mirrors such as Omera and Leonardo create the most impact when they are leaned securely against a wall or fixed in place, filling a blank space and doubling the light in the room. Think about how you get ready, too. If you dress in front of a wardrobe, a slim mirror beside it may be enough. If the bedroom doubles as a dressing room, a wide mirror shows the whole outfit at once.
Styling Tips for a Tall Mirror
- Place it opposite or beside a window to spread natural light.
- Lean a large mirror against the wall for a relaxed look, but secure it if you have children or pets.
- Match the frame to other details in the room, such as gold handles or wooden furniture.
- In a dressing corner, add a small rug and a hook for the next day’s outfit.
- Check the height of your ceiling and furniture before ordering the tallest sizes.
With the right spot, a large bedroom mirror quickly becomes one of the most useful pieces in the home.
The Bottom Line
A full-length mirror is both practical and decorative, helping you get ready with confidence while making a room feel brighter and more open. From the gold glamour of Omera to the slim natural lines of Soft Mood, there is a size and finish for every bedroom and dressing corner. See these designs and more wooden full length mirror styles at Maisons du Monde. And for more home decor ideas, take another look around flauntchic.
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