All three shapes are wall mirrors — but they serve very different jobs. Here's when to choose each.
Full-length mirrors
Best for: bedrooms, walk-in closets, dressing areas.
Purpose: checking your outfit head-to-toe.
Standard sizes: 60–72 inches tall.
These are the workhorses. Typically leaned against a wall or freestanding, they're all about function. Get the biggest one that fits your space — you want to see your feet.
Arched mirrors
Best for: entryways, above sofas, above beds.
Purpose: adding architectural softness and a focal point.
Standard sizes: 32×20, 48×28, 64×30.
The arch introduces a curve to hard-edged spaces. It reads as classical without being formal, and it works in nearly every design style. See our arched mirror collection.
Window pane mirrors
Best for: living rooms, dark hallways, small apartments.
Purpose: mimicking a real window to add light and depth.
Standard sizes: 32×20 through 70×30, arched or rectangular.
The grid pattern is what makes these special — it visually reads as an actual architectural window. Hang one opposite a real window for the maximum "second-window" effect.
Which one for you?
- Getting dressed in the morning? Full-length.
- Empty entryway or blank wall above sofa? Arched.
- Small, dark, or low-light room? Window pane.
- All of the above? Most well-designed homes have one of each — one in the bedroom, one in the entryway, one in the living space.
All three styles are available in our wall mirror collection with free USA delivery and 30-day returns.
