If you’re looking to document your daily fits or give yourself a once-over before you leave the house, you’ll need a trusty full-length mirror that complements the aesthetic of your living room or bedroom, whether you’re a minimalist or prefer something a bit more glam. Large mirrors are known for opening up a space and creating dimension in even the smallest rooms, but they can also serve as additional decor to elevate your space even further.
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Ahead, you’ll find the best full-length mirrors to add to your home, from vintage-inspired, IG-famous designs to freestanding mirrors, beveled options, and shatterproof ones. Some of these designs even have handy storage shelves and racks tucked out of sight. And while anything is an upgrade to that over-the-door mirror you’ve had since college, you don’t have to settle for so-so.
For Coastal Elegance
Make like Hilary Duff and weave in natural texture into your home through unexpected pieces like this rattan mirror from Serena & Lily. It’s an especially nice choice to hang in the entryway of a beach home or any coastal oasis where you want a last look before heading out the door.
Most Colorful Pick
We love an unconventionally shaped mirror, and Etsy has a vast inventory of styles that range from classic to kitsch, like this ripple-sided reflector. The versatile silhouette can be hung or leaned against the wall. We like the idea of using the piece as an unexpected pop of color (with 24 different hues to choose from, nonetheless).
A Designer-Approved Option
Give your walls the Sarah Sherman Samuel treatment with a squiggly full-length mirror. The solid wood frame and its warm tone suit a number of decor styles, from ‘70s eclectic to mid-century modern, to sparse minimalism, while the undulating shape offers just enough visual interest to serve as additional wall decor.
For An Almost-Invisible Frame
For a mirror that almost disappears into the background, commerce writer Julia Harrison recommends this best-seller from CB2. ”It's done the godly work of upgrading the last two shoebox rooms I've had in New York, creating significant length and space where there isn't any,” she says. “It's also—perhaps, most importantly—encouraged me to take an outfit selfie nearly every day.” The high-quality black metal frame is designed to lean against the wall, but there is also anti-tip hardware available if you prefer a more secure installation.
A Vintage Icon
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You don’t have to travel to flea markets in Paris or Italy to curate a one-of-a-kind vintage find. 1stDibs has a global curation of wares that range from modern novelties to vintage icons. The Ettore Sottsass Ultrafragola mirror is a good example of the site’s massive inventory range, beloved by tastemakers like Olivia Kim.
Most Budget-Friendly
Nine times out of 10, if you walk into any New York City apartment, this mirror will be propped up against the wall—including in commerce market editor Kate McGregor’s Brooklyn one-bedroom. “It’s rare to find an affordable mirror that’s large enough to see your entire body, sturdy, and doesn’t cause major distortion,” she says. Its lightweight, metal frame is easy for one person to maneuver, and the size reflects enough light to make even your shoebox feel grand.
More AD-Approved Mirrors
With a curved marble base and a combination oak and brass frame, this Brodie mirror might be the only one that rivals your outfits for style points. This framed mirror is freestanding, making it ideal for dressing rooms, empty corners, and entryways alike.
For the true boucle lovers, think beyond seating with a plush, upholstered floor mirror. The tiered wooden frame adds depth to the flat piece of glass, keeping this piece from looking two-dimensional. Wall-mounted and anti-tip hardware is included to give you ultimate flexibility on placement.
Harrison often prefers a full-length mirror with as slim a frame as possible (see her CB2 pick above), and the bobbin edge on this West Elm option gives it enough subtle texture to stand out against a blank wall. “I'm not one for gilded mirrors or Louis XVI-inspired pieces—though of course they have their place, namely in the pied àterres of the rich and famous—but this West Elm piece had the perfect amount of personality in its border,” she says. “The texture of the durable ash wood frame does checkerboard without going mid-pandemic millennial.”
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You’ve likely seen this gilded mirror while scrolling on TikTok or when Shay Mitchell gave us a tour of her Mediterranean-inspired home. A modern statement piece with an antique feel, the Gleaming Primrose mirror from Anthropologie has inspired DIY tutorials, home decor how-tos, and even the search term “Anthropologie mirror dupe.”
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Measuring 65 inches by 22 inches, this full-body mirror can be mounted to the wall or leaned up against a flat surface. The gold border is subtle and adds some style to your space.
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This classic design from Design Within Reach has an oversized frame—the perfect place to hang a particularly beautiful scarf. Available in two colors (black and oak), the supports are made of solid wood.
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We love a floor mirror with personality—and that’s exactly how we’d describe this particular design. The white bulbs outlining the glass give this a classic vanity mirror vibe that would elevate any room.
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Should your square footage allow, this XL mirror has a minimalist design but still makes a statement thanks to its exaggerated size. As an added bonus, the reflective surface should help make any room appear twice as big.
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Rounded ball points along the edge of this rustic mirror add some pizzazz without overwhelming the minimalist design. The freestanding form makes it easy to transport from entryway to bathroom, to bedroom, and back again, but should you wish it to be stationary, it also comes with anti-tip hardware to ensure the fixture stays sturdily in place.
