8 Creative Mirror Decor Ideas That Will Transform Your Rooms Completely

When adding a mirror on your wall don't settle for just one mirror—multiply the magic! You can create a mesmerising gallery wall by grouping various mirrors of different shapes and sizes. Mix vintage frames with modern ones, or experiment with unique designs like sunburst mirrors. This could be your collection over the years, collected through your travels. This eclectic arrangement not only adds visual interest but also amplifies the feeling of spaciousness.

Upgrade your furniture game with mirrored pieces that exude luxury and sophistication. A mirrored coffee table lends Hollywood glamour to your living room, while a mirrored dresser adds richness to your bedroom. These reflecting items will mix in with any decor style and will brighten even the darkest corners of your home.

Unleash the drama in your home with mirrored closet doors or room dividers. These mirrored doors add a touch of elegance and functionality, creating the illusion of extra space, light and always having a mirror handy to adore yourself. 

If you have a small space, one of the easiest ways to make it look bigger is by adding a fully mirrored wall. It basically makes it look like you have doubled your space and even reflects more light. We recommend sticking to one mirror design that you can add in repetition for a geometric look. You can either choose to get flexible mirror reflective sheets online that are economical and easy to install yourself or actual mirrors for this.

I've wanted to execute this mirror wall decor idea myself for the longest time—it's unique and very Pinterest-y, in my opinion. While you can add a simple mirror for your 'fit pics, I think hanging a convex traffic mirror adds a little bit of personality and makes your everyday pictures more interesting. Besides, you get to be the person with the traffic mirror in their room.

We've established how beneficial adding mirrors to a small space is, but there are different ways to do it, and one of our favourite living room mirror decor idea is to add a window-like mirror. To mimic the outside world, add some greenery in front of the mirror! You could also place a mirror strategically across from a real window to create the illusion of another bright and beautiful view.

I’ve seen lots of tall mirrors that look exceptionally good if you want to add one in your dressing area or your room. These can range from minimal ones to bold ones with prominent designs around the perimeter of the mirror. You can even DIY this by getting a tall mirror from your local shop (make sure the edges have been sanded so you don’t hurt yourself) and using lots of air-drying clay to create a pattern you like for a cheaper mirror decor idea.

I myself have a beautiful, unusually large mirror in my living room area and let me tell you, it's one of the easiest pieces of furniture to maintain and remains to be the highlight of that area. You can choose from a large variety of materials, wood and metal and popular (I've wooden framed mirror as you see in the image above). Choose a mirror that matches with your current living room decor to amplify the effect.