Mirrors are surprisingly effective in your bedroom; they can make the area much brighter and appear more spacious. Consider these 28 direct suggestions for placing them around your room to get the most out of them.
Floor Mirror With Garland Adds Whimsical Flair
You can lean a tall, full-length mirror against your wall. Drape a playful garland across its top for a touch of personality.
This works well for softening a minimalist room.
Amplify Light and Glamour with Ornate Full-Length Mirrors
Lean a pair of ornate, full-length mirrors against your wall. Their detailed silver frames add vintage charm.
You’ll see the room reflected in their surfaces.
Tall Mirrors Placed Side-by-Side Create a Wider Space
Thin frames border two full-length mirrors, which are leaned next to each other against purple wallpaper. They’ll reflect light and the doorway.
Open Up Your Space with a Tall Mirror Reflecting the Room
Place a floor-to-ceiling mirror in a corner to reflect your bedroom. This makes the room appear much larger and brighter.
Position it to capture the bed and the woven wall hanging on the brick wall.
Discreetly Hide a Wall Safe Behind a Full-Length Mirror
If you need to conceal a wall safe but still want a spot to check your outfit, a full-length mirror offers a clever solution. Valuables can stay out of sight yet remain accessible behind its reflective surface.
Conceal Closet Contents with a Sliding Barn Door Mirror
If you need to hide your closet’s contents, consider a sliding barn door that features a full mirror. The door frame is natural wood.
This piece also reflects the room’s surroundings.
Antique Mirror Panels Above Headboard Add Depth
If you want a vintage aesthetic above your headboard without an overly bright reflection, antique-finish mirror panels provide a unique decorative touch. Their textured appearance softly catches the light, adding a quiet detail to the wall.
Antique Mirror Wall Panels Add Moody Depth Above the Bed
If you’re seeking a dramatic, moody backdrop for your bed, antique-finish mirror panels can be installed across a large wall. Their varied, aged patina reflects light in a soft, diffused way, suggesting a sense of history.
Extend Your Headboard Design with Framed Mirror Panels
Warm wood frames, matching the headboard’s border, hold large mirror panels on either side of the bed. These panels reflect the room and provide a surface for bedside lamps.
Tall Antiqued Mirrors Flanking Headboard Add Subtle Shine
The distressed finish on tall, antiqued mirror panels offers a softer reflection than clear glass. You can place them on either side of an upholstered headboard for an aged character and subtle shimmer.
Visually Increase Ceiling Height with Panel Mirrors Above Your Headboard
You can install three connected mirror panels with pale wood arched frames above your headboard. You’ll see their surfaces reflect light into the room.
Sunburst Mirror Adds a Radiant Focal Point Above the Bed
A statement sunburst mirror, placed as the primary decorative element above your bed, features a radiant design and a metallic finish that reflects light into the space.
Introduce Architectural Interest with a Geometric Framed Mirror
Place a mirror with a dark wood geometric frame above the bed. The layered squares and circle design acts as a piece of wall art.
This works best when you need to break up a large, flat wall.
Balance Your Bedside Tables with Tall Mirrors for Symmetry
You can create a balanced and visually expansive feel by setting tall, slender mirrors to the left and right of your bedside tables. Their aged gold borders add warmth and antique charm, complementing the wooden nightstands and enhancing the overall symmetry of the bedroom layout.
Reflect a Cozy Corner Display with an Ornate Mirror
Use a large, decorated mirror to frame a collection of art and decorative objects on a dresser. The reflection of the doorway and blue wall adds layers to the vignette, creating a corner that appears more expansive and animated.
Frame Your Fireplace and Add Grandeur with an Ornate Arch Mirror
If you want to amplify the opulence of a room, a large, ornate arch mirror can be placed above the fireplace. Its detailed gold trim complements the gilded molding on the walls.
Amplify Natural Light with a Tall Framed Mirror Opposite French Doors
Position a tall, floor-standing mirror with a decorative frame opposite windows or French doors to amplify natural light and create spaciousness. It bounces sunlight around the room, making even smaller spaces appear brighter and more open, while its frame adds a decorative element to the wall.
Floor Mirror With Integrated Lamp Adds Ambient Light
The pleated lampshade offers a soft glow on this tall, freestanding mirror with an attached lamp. Its silver-toned frame can be placed in a corner or near a doorway.
Expand Your Bedroom Visually with Mirrored Wardrobe Doors
Cover an entire wall with mirrored wardrobe doors for dressing.
Inject Personality with a Full-Length Mirror Featuring a Pink Floral Frame
Position a full-length mirror with a bold pink floral frame near a window. You’ll see the playful pattern of its frame, and it’s a good spot to check your outfit.
Textured Baskets Add Warmth to White Storage Units
If you want to break up the expanse of crisp white cabinetry, woven pineapple-textured baskets introduce a natural touch. Place them on open shelves and atop drawers in your closet or storage area.
Tall Mirrors Create a Smooth Room Divider
Floor-to-ceiling mirror panels make a sleek room divider. They can create a distinct boundary between a bathroom vanity and a bedroom.
Craft a Unique Headboard with Three Mirrored Cabinet Doors
You can repurpose three white mirrored cabinet doors with decorative top edges to craft a distinctive headboard when mounted above the bed.
Tall Rectangular Mirrors Add Vertical Interest Beside the Bed
If you want to add a sense of height to the room, tall, narrow frameless rectangular mirrors can be mounted vertically on the wall, flanking the bed. They will reflect light and details from the space.
Amplify Dramatic Wallpaper with an Ornate Gold Mirror
A statement mirror with a dramatic gold frame can amplify bold wallpaper. Position this above a wooden dresser to catch light and reflect the room’s floral pattern, extending the space and animating the design.
Brighten Your Fireplace Area with a Large Mirror Reflecting Artwork
A simple, frameless mirror is positioned over the fireplace. It reflects a colorful abstract painting.
Hexagonal Mirrors Add Geometric Interest Above the Bed
Above the bed, a collection of hexagonal mirrors framed in natural wood and arranged in varying sizes introduces a dynamic geometric design, reflecting light and visual texture without overwhelming the space.
Introduce Moroccan Flair Above the Bed with Quatrefoil Mirrors
Arrange a trio of quatrefoil mirrors above your headboard to introduce Moroccan design. Their reflective surfaces bounce light around the room.
