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Freestanding Mirrors

- Leaner freestanding mirrors rest against a wall, while floor mirrors with a stand can be positioned independently.
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Freestanding Mirrors

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ArchiPro has selected the finest quality freestanding mirrors in Australia that epitomise elegance and sophistication. A freestanding mirror is a great addition to a bedroom, also frequently used in bathrooms. A large, leaner mirror gives the illusion of additional space, making a room appear larger and more spacious. These floor mirrors also reflect light, bringing brightness into a space. ArchiPro features numerous styles, shapes and sizes to suit any home in Australia. A hallway mirror can provide a practical full-length reflection while helping define the entry or circulation space. Stand up mirrors can sit against a wall without requiring a fixed installation.

Metal-framed freestanding mirror

Freestanding mirrors made of metal frames are popular options to be used in bathrooms as they are sleek, moisture resistant and easy to clean. A black freestanding mirror can suit a metal-framed scheme, with the dark finish providing definition against pale walls.

Wooden-framed freestanding mirror

Wooden frames are a modern and chic way to upgrade a space and bring an organic ambience into your home. A freestanding brass mirror introduces a warm metallic finish that works well with timber, painted walls and neutral furnishings. A wooden mirror standing on the floor can bring a natural finish to a bedroom or dressing area.

Geometric mirrors

Geometric mirrors are popular in homes across Australia, instantly adding a designer feature to your rooms. They are a quick and simple way to modernise any space.

The advantages of high-quality freestanding mirrors

ArchiPro has selected the best quality mirrors in Australia, manufactured with high-quality materials. High-quality, freestanding floor mirrors have traits like high-grade, thick coatings of silvering, providing optimal reflective properties. High-quality glass also ensures that the mirror does not distort. Strong, durable manufacturing also means that your mirror will withstand the rigour that comes with a busy household, increasing its lifespan and saving you money in the long term.  

How to choose a freestanding mirror that’s right for you

When deciding on what freestanding mirror to purchase, consider both the size and style of mirror.  A long mirror will accentuate your height and give you an elongated appearance. A large mirror also gives the illusion of space, meaning it can be beneficial in smaller rooms. As a general rule, bathrooms benefit from metal frames that are resistant to moisture and corrosion. Whilst a wooden frame, or geometric mirrors can add a sophisticated, modern touch to the bedroom. You can also add a round mirror to your room to soften the overall aesthetic and create the illusion of more space.  Tall mirrors are useful where a full-length reflection is needed without taking up wall space. A floor mirror with stand offers a full-length reflection without needing a wall fixing.

A freestanding dressing mirror can also provide a dedicated point for checking clothing and accessories in a bedroom.

FAQs

What is a good height for a floor mirror?

Floor mirrors are usually upwards of 1 metre, to ensure full length reflection. However, the exact height should depend on the ceiling height, and how much presence you want your mirror to have in a space.

Are floor mirrors safe?

Well-designed floor mirrors are built for stability. However, there is always a risk of a floor mirror being knocked over. To minimise this risk, keep floor mirrors clear of moving objects and doors. Also consider floor mirrors for adult bedrooms, rather than children's rooms, where they are more likely to be knocked.

Do freestanding mirrors distort?

Almost all mirrors have the ability to distort. However, mirrors that are framed, as many floor mirrors are, minimise the risk of this occurring. Moreover, high quality mirrors are thick and made of materials that do not easily bend and distort.

Can you hang a leaner mirror on a wall?

Although you technically can hang a leaner mirror on the wall, some leaner mirrors are too heavy to be hung. Their weight can risk damage to the wall if hung, and they can fall. Additionally, leaner mirrors often have back supports that create a space between the mirror and wall if hung.
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