Free Standing Mirrors

Q: How do you make sure your standing mirror doesn't fall?

If you're worried that your standing mirror might fall over, there are a few things you can do to make sure it doesn't, such as placing a rubber grip underneath it to keep it from slipping. You can also place an object between the stand and the mirror for more support to keep it at the level that’s right for you.

Q: Do standing mirrors distort?

Images will distort only if the thickness of the mirror is too thin. The best way to prevent this from happening is to invest in mirrors that are thick and strong enough to not bend. These last long and give you clear reflections for years.

There’s nothing handier than a freestanding mirror in a room when you’re getting ready for the day or are heading out for the night. They can also be incredibly stylish in terms of decor and can really open a space up. Freestanding mirrors are versatile and functional since they can be placed anywhere in a room with ease. ArchiPro features only the best freestanding mirrors in New Zealand from renowned designers and decor specialists.

ED034 Mirror

Designers' Collection

Soho Home | Emilia Mirror | Floor

Design Central

From

$4,860.00

Natural Solid Oak Standing Mirror

Oak Furniture Store

$375.00

$300.00

Caadre Freestanding Mirror

ECC

From

$5,125.00

Free Standing Mirror With Solid Beech Frame

Oak Furniture Store

$439.00

$351.00

Antique Chapelle De Gendarme Mirror C.1850

European Antiques

$5,650.00

Louis Philippe Mirror | H1710mm

Antique French Silver Gilt Louis Philippe Mirror C.1860

European Antiques

$6,500.00

Hollywood Regency Octagonal Faux Bamboo Mirror

European Antiques

$2,350.00

Antique Louis Xv Style Water Gilded Mirror 1840 – 1860

Large Louis XVI Style Sectional Mirror

European Antiques

$5,250.00

Featuring the best freestanding mirrors in New Zealand

Freestanding mirrors offer a very useful full-body reflection and are an excellent way to add visual interest to a room. They're incredibly versatile and can fit nearly any space in your home be it the living room, bedroom, bathroom or otherwise. ArchiPro features only the best freestanding mirrors in New Zealand, an important part of a wider range of high-quality mirrors that are perfect for the home.

Types of freestanding mirrors

Here are some popular types of freestanding mirrors in New Zealand that you can consider for your living space.

Rectangular

Rectangular mirrors are the most popular shape for freestanding mirrors, coming in a variety of sizes.

Arch shaped

Arch shaped mirrors always give a classic chic appearance. They bring a softer aesthetic to a space and are nearly always trending.

Oval

Oval-shaped mirrors are great if you want to add some personality to your space. They offer an elegant and sophisticated look.

Circular

Circular mirrors are perfect if you want to add a bit of whimsy. They come in various sizes and are particularly popular in smaller spaces.

The advantages of high-quality freestanding mirrors

There are many advantages to choosing high-quality freestanding mirrors in New Zealand as the next addition to your collection of home décor. High-quality freestanding mirrors are made from high-grade materials meaning they’ll be more robust and in some cases, also have a finer aesthetic quality too. They also use superior grades of glass, allowing for a truer reflection, free of distortion. High-quality freestanding mirrors often feature much more sophisticated designs that can really add an atmosphere of elegance to a space.

How to choose a freestanding mirror that is right for you

The size of the freestanding mirror you’re considering is probably the first thing to think about as part of your process. You’ll need to think about what size reflection you want to have and how large a mirror you can fit into your space in a balanced and appropriate way. The type and style of framing will influence this too. If space is tight, then a frameless stand-alone mirror might be best. If space isn’t so much of an issue and you’re keen to add a bit of expression and atmosphere, then a full-framed option with some ornate detailing is something well worth considering. With any item of decor, you also want to consider the other furnishings in the room. For example, if the same space also has wall mirrors, you may want to coordinate your choices.

Where is the best place to put a freestanding mirror?

The best place to put a freestanding mirror is in a corner at an angle, so you can use as much space as possible. It'll also help draw attention to the area, adding personality and depth to the room in an otherwise empty corner.