Don’t underestimate the power of mirrors! Mirrors can do a lot for your home, and they seem to never go out of style, they are always on in this or that shape. Besides trending mirror gallery walls, you can try a mirror wall itself, and though some people can say it’s outdated, we’ll show you designs that really are in trend or are absolutely timeless. But first let’s consider some pros to understand why you need such a wall at home.
What Are Mirror Wall Advantages?
Mirrors are among the best features for any blank wall or space for a number of reasons. Number one: mirrors visually expand the space, and if you get a whole wall, it will double the room! Number two: mirrors reflect the light filling your room with it. Number three: mirrors are all about elegance and chic design, especially if you take antique ones. Number four: mirrors are very versatile and can be integrated into any interior. Number five: you can make mirrors fulfill even more functions if you attach them to the furniture! The only con I can name is that you will have to clean them quite often.
Where To Make A Mirror Wall?
Mirror Walls In Living Rooms
The most obvious solution is a mirror wall in a living room, which will illuminate and expand the space. You may go for a tile or framed mirror wall matching the frames with the decor you have here. Antique mirrors are also welcome to give a chic and mysterious touch to the space. Such a wall will fit most of styles, especially if you need something glam and sophisticated.
Antique mirrors are perfect for refined Parisian-inspired spaces, they have the same advantages as usual ones but look more sophisticated.
An antique mirror wall is a great way to infuse the space with exquisite decor, and a shabby chic cabinet and a grandfather's clock help with that.
This mirror wall is done with curved corners, which is a great trend in decor, and it really doubles the living room.
This arched mirror is a lovely idea for a sophisticated room, and here it really doubles the space.
This mirror panel wall is a lovely solution for the modern boho living room, it reflects the light from the window. (via hunker).
Even if the mirror wall isn't big, it can be a nice solution to expand the space and illuminate it at the same time.
These mirror storage unit look very sleek, stylish and provide you with storage space while making the living room bigger.
These mirror panels form a whole wall, which gives more dimension to the living room. (via wsj).
Brighten up your room with such a stylish mirror wall, such a design will never go out of style and will match many decor themes. (via matchness).
A mirror tile wall here makes the living room bigger and lighter and echoes with the floating glass coffee table.
Add glam and more light to your space with a mirror wall, this is a simple alternative to a gallery wall.
Such a mirror wall of tiles and with a frame is a gorgeous solution for a Parisian or just sophisticated space, and I can clearly see it used in a dopamine or maximalist room, too.
Mirror Walls In Bedrooms
A bedroom is a nice place for a mirror wall, and here I’d recommend a headboard wall to enlarge the space and fill it with light, it will reflect the light from your table lamps.
A simple and sleek headboard mirror wall will make your bedroom larger and will be a cool solution for many styles.
No closet? Add mirror door wardrobes to the bedroom, so you can store your things there and add more light and dimension. (via homestolove).
Mirror Walls In Other Spaces
Kitchens, dining rooms and bathrooms can also welcome mirror walls, like any other space. As for kitchens, I’d say you’ll get more cleaning and if it’s not an issue, go for it. Dining nooks that are often small and don’t have enough light, can be spruce up this way. A mirror wall or wardrobe in a bathroom is one of the most natural things to go for if you have enough space. Don’t forget about gyms: they will be enlarged and you will see your progress in the mirror.
IKEA mirrors in frames can be arranged on the wall to make the space bigger and it won't take much time or effort.
Mirrors installed on the wall and accented with molding is a lovely alternative to a usual mirror wall, and they match the style of the space.
The mirror tile wall in a dining room is a cool solution to make this space larger.
The elegant dining room shows off a large mirror wall that really makes the space shiner, brighter and cooler.
Make a mirror wall in the gym not only to enlarge it but also to enjoy looking at yourself while exercising and celebrate your progress.
A mirror wall in a craft or blogging room is a necessary tool to make your vids more light-filled or even film with a mirror.
A mirror wall in a small kitchen will make it larger and more light-filled, and you can visually separate the zones this way.
This large mirror frame wall is a perfect addition to the farmhouse dining space and it reflects the light perfectly.
This mirror wall is paired with a floating display unit and refined candelabras, it's a great idea for a sophisticated room.
Make a mirror wall of IKEA mirrors and illuminate your small dining space without much effort.
If you need to store a lot still keeping a decluttered and sleek look, choose a mirror storage unit, which will enlarge the space and illuminate it hiding the items.
This mirror wardrobe wall is a great idea for a bathroom: the owners get some storage space, much light and an opportunity to look at themselves whenever wanted.
A whole wall of mirrors in metal walls is a cool solution for a dining space, and these frames echo with the furniture and lamps.
A wall of vintage mirrors in frames is a beautiful solution that adds a charming and mystique feel to the space.
This mirror wall with black frames perfectly matches the space, and black frames echo with decor of the room. (via decoholic).
Mirror Wardrobes For Closets And Entryways
This is my favorite idea because here you can make a mirror wardrobe, which will provide you with storage space without clutter and enlarge the space. Besides, you will be able to look in this mirror and even take selfies if you want to.
The corridor is done with sleek mirror wardrobes along it and a gallery wall, and the mirror surfaces make the narrow space look wider.
The entryway is done with a sleek mirror panel wall, which makes it look bigger.
This built-in wardrobe is done with exquisite doors with mirrors and black and gold frames that add chic to the room. (via vintageandchicblog).
This vintage mirror wall makes the entryway with no windows large and more light-filled.
Make a mirror wall in the small and dark entryway to make it lighter and bigger, it really works.
The corridor is done with a mirror wall and some elegant furniture and lamps. Here the mirror wall really makes the space wider.
I love the idea of using mirror walls in narrow corridors or small entryways, it's a smart way to enlarge the space.
Not only mirrors but also mirror door wardrobes are a great idea for a corridor or an entryway, they will also provide you with storage space.
Tall mirror wardrobes up to the ceiling will not only make the entryway bigger but will also provide you with a lot of storage space.
This elegant and refined entrway shows off a mirror wall and a stylish bench that add glam to it.
How To Make A Mirror Wall Yourself?
There are many IKEA options to DIY a mirror wall, for example, IKEA Nissedal. Buying some of them you can install a mirror wall quite easily in your home whenever you want. It will involve some gluing but that’s rather easy. Framed mirror walls resembling French windows look stylish and chic, get a tutorial on the web and try!