A full-length mirror is one of the easiest ways to open up a bedroom, hallway or dressing nook while giving your daily outfit check a proper going-over. Whether you're after a statement arch, a sleek leaner or something with built-in LED glow, here are styles worth shortlisting.
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1. Arched full-length mirror
The soft curved top takes the edge off a boxy room and suits everything from Scandi to warm minimalist schemes. It's become the default choice for good reason, so it pairs easily with existing furniture. Shop arched full-length mirror on Amazon →
2. Cheval freestanding mirror
Set on its own timber frame with side supports, a cheval mirror tilts to the angle you need and doesn't rely on a wall for support. Handy for renters who can't fix mirrors to plaster. Shop cheval freestanding mirror on Amazon →
3. Frameless leaner mirror
Just glass with a bevelled or polished edge, leaned casually against the wall. It's the quietest option in a room and lets other decor do the talking. Shop frameless leaner mirror on Amazon →
4. LED-lit full-length mirror
Built-in LED strips around the frame give even, shadow-free light for getting dressed or doing make-up, and most have a dimmer or colour-temperature switch. Great for bedrooms with limited natural light. Shop led-lit full-length mirror on Amazon →
5. Timber-framed mirror
A solid or veneered timber frame brings warmth to a hallway or bedroom and works well against light walls. Look for ash, oak or blackwood finishes to match existing furniture. Shop timber-framed mirror on Amazon →
6. Black metal-framed mirror
Thin black steel framing gives a graphic, slightly industrial edge that suits modern and Japandi-style interiors alike. It reads as a piece of furniture rather than just a mirror. Shop black metal-framed mirror on Amazon →
7. Oversized round leaning mirror
A large circular mirror leaned on the floor makes a bold statement and bounces light around a room beautifully. It's less about full-body dressing use and more about visual impact. Shop oversized round leaning mirror on Amazon →
8. Gold-framed leaning mirror
A slim gold or brushed brass frame adds a touch of glamour without overwhelming the room, especially against darker paint colours. It's an easy way to introduce warm metallics. Shop gold-framed leaning mirror on Amazon →
9. Over-the-door mirror
Hangs straight over a standard door with no drilling required, making it a favourite for renters and small bedrooms short on floor space. Simple, practical and easy to move. Shop over-the-door mirror on Amazon →
10. Rattan-framed mirror
Woven rattan or cane detailing brings texture and a relaxed, coastal feel to a dressing corner. It works particularly well in rooms with other natural fibres like jute or linen. Shop rattan-framed mirror on Amazon →
11. Fluted-glass arch mirror
Reeded or fluted glass around the edge catches the light and adds subtle texture to an otherwise plain arch shape. It's a step up in detail from a standard arched mirror. Shop fluted-glass arch mirror on Amazon →
12. Wall-mounted floor mirror
A rectangular mirror fixed flush to the wall rather than leaned, ideal for hallways or tight spots where a leaning mirror would jut out too far. Sits flatter and safer for high-traffic areas. Shop wall-mounted floor mirror on Amazon →
13. Sliding wardrobe mirror door
A mirrored panel built into a sliding wardrobe door doubles as full-length dressing space without using up any extra floor area. Worth considering when planning or updating a built-in robe. Shop sliding wardrobe mirror door on Amazon →
14. Adjustable tilt dressing mirror
Mounted on hinges or a swivel bracket so you can angle the glass up or down, useful for checking shoes or a full outfit from different heights. Popular in shared bedrooms with different heights. Shop adjustable tilt dressing mirror on Amazon →
15. Tri-fold dressing mirror
Three connected panels let you see a side and back view at once, similar to a fitting-room setup. Great for a walk-in robe or dressing table area. Shop tri-fold dressing mirror on Amazon →
16. Scalloped-edge mirror
A wavy, scalloped frame softens the geometry of a room and adds a playful, slightly retro touch. Works best as a feature piece rather than blending into the background. Shop scalloped-edge mirror on Amazon →
17. Industrial pipe-frame mirror
Exposed metal piping or a raw steel frame gives a warehouse-style edge that suits loft apartments and rooms with exposed brick or concrete. Pairs well with leather and dark timber. Shop industrial pipe-frame mirror on Amazon →
18. Bamboo-framed mirror
A lightweight bamboo surround adds natural texture and an earthy, relaxed feel, especially in coastal or Byron-style interiors. It's usually lighter to hang or move than solid timber. Shop bamboo-framed mirror on Amazon →
19. Hollywood bulb-lit mirror
Round bulbs surrounding the frame give that classic dressing-room look and genuinely useful light for make-up application. A fun option for a teen's room or glam dressing corner. Shop hollywood bulb-lit mirror on Amazon →
20. Antique brass-framed mirror
An aged, distressed brass finish gives a lived-in, heritage character that suits period homes and eclectic interiors. It tends to read warmer and less shiny than polished gold. Shop antique brass-framed mirror on Amazon →
21. Two-tone framed mirror
Combines two finishes, such as black metal with timber or brass with white, for a more layered, custom-looking piece. A good option if you want something a little different from a single-finish frame. Shop two-tone framed mirror on Amazon →
22. Corner tri-panel mirror
Designed to sit across a corner, this style makes use of otherwise dead space and gives multiple viewing angles at once. Especially handy in smaller bedrooms where floor space is tight. Shop corner tri-panel mirror on Amazon →
23. Marble-base pedestal mirror
A weighted marble or marble-look base keeps a leaning mirror stable and adds a touch of understated luxury. Worth checking the base footprint before buying if your space is tight. Shop marble-base pedestal mirror on Amazon →
24. Bevelled-edge full-length mirror
A polished bevelled border catches light along the edge and gives an otherwise plain mirror a more finished, boutique feel. Suits both traditional and contemporary rooms. Shop bevelled-edge full-length mirror on Amazon →
Before you buy
Measure your space, check delivery to your area, and read a few recent reviews before you commit. Prices and availability change often, so it pays to compare a couple of options. When your bigger renovation needs a hand, find a trusted tradie or plan your project with Explore.
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