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Large Mirrors

- Large mirrors add dimension and reflect light in homes across Australia. A floor mirror can be free-standing, while wall mirrors come framed or unframed.
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Large Mirrors

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Large mirrors can act as an anchoring piece in your home. A big mirror will bring light into a room and create the illusion of space. ArchiPro has carefully considered both the style and function of oversized mirrors to bring you the most modern, sophisticated options available on the market in Australia. From arched wall mirrors to rectangular free standing mirrors, you’ll find something for every room, right here. A long mirror can extend the vertical lines of a room while reflecting nearby light and furnishings.

Arched mirrors

Arched mirrors are a timeless and classic shape, and can add character to any home. These are an ideal choice if you’re looking to modernise a space.

Rectangular mirrors

Rectangular mirrors are a foolproof choice and are popular as wall mirrors in Australia as they are easily matched to a home’s interior. A large living room mirror can make a generous wall feel more balanced when its proportions suit the furniture nearby.

Round mirrors

Round mirrors are another popular choice in Australia. They can easily modernise a space and add dimension and character to a room.

LED mirrors

LED mirrors are backlit with LED lights and can be used in both bedrooms and bathrooms to create ideal reflective lighting.

The advantages of high-quality mirrors

ArchiPro has selected the best quality mirrors in Australia, manufactured from the finest materials with exceptional design features. High-quality, large mirrors are typically made with high-grade, thick coatings of silvering, thus conferring optimal reflective properties. Strong, durable manufacturing also means they are made to last, making it a purchase that will last a lifetime. Additionally, investing in high-quality glass also ensures that the mirror does not distort over time, maintaining true reflective properties. A large gold mirror can also contribute colour through its frame while retaining the practical benefits of a reflective surface.

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

When deciding on which large mirror to purchase, consider the space where it will be placed. A large mirror will require enough space to ensure that the room does not appear cluttered. Next consider the style of your home. Modern homes will benefit from contemporary styles such as a large circular, or arch mirror. On the other hand, traditional-style home styles may opt for a large wooden mirror or rectangular frames. Always take into account, the room’s theme or decor too. Any piece that you add should complement or enhance its style, not diminish or detract from it.   When choosing a big mirror for living room placement, allow enough clearance around the frame and check how it relates to nearby furniture. For a large floor mirror, check its height and position against the available floor space and the furnishings it will reflect.

FAQs

How do I choose the right-sized mirror?

When deciding on what sized mirror to buy, consider what other decorative features the room has. A large mirror works well as a centrepiece but can draw attention away from other decorative objects. Attaining the right balance is key.

Where do you hang a big mirror?

Big mirrors are usually hung in bedrooms or bathrooms. Consider placing them on a darker wall, where they can reflect light and brighten up the space. Remember also that large mirrors can be heavy so consider using a stud when hanging a mirror on the wall, to avoid any potential damage to the wall.

Can you use a large mirror in a small space?

Yes. In fact, using a large mirror in a small room gives the illusion of additional space. Placing the mirror beside a light source, such as a window, or a lamp, also brightens a small room, making it appear more spacious.  

Where should a big mirror be placed in a bedroom?

This all depends on how a bedroom is set up. As a general rule of thumb, try not to have a mirror facing a bed, as many find this unsettling. Large mirrors often look best close to, but not facing, a window. This allows it to reflect the light whilst creating an element of space.
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