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Large Mirrors

Ornate frames add width to large mirrors, so check the overall dimensions rather than the glass size when measuring the wall space above furniture.

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About Large Mirrors products

Mirrors are a great way to decorate your home, and they can make a big impact on the look and feel of a space. This is especially true for large mirrors, with their qualities amplified as a result of their size. Large mirrors also tend to have more designer elements to them as well, like ornate frames, which can help you make even more of a statement. ArchiPro features only the best large mirrors in New Zealand, an important part of a wider selection of high-quality mirrors.

Large mirrors are a bold and dynamic furnishing to add to any sizeable space in a home or business. Positioned well, they can dramatically brighten up a dark room while creating the illusion of space too. ArchiPro features only the best large mirrors in New Zealand from renowned designers and decor specialists.

Types of large mirrors

There are a number of different types of large mirrors that are frequently found in homes and businesses around New Zealand including:

Arc

A large arch mirror has a curved back and sides that curve out from the centre. They are a great complement to other curved features in your room like round wall mirrors.

Rectangle

Thanks to the shape, they can be hung horizontally or vertically, depending on how you want to use them in your space.

A large long mirror in a rectangular format can provide a full-length reflection when installed vertically.

Oval

Large oval mirrors create a softer feeling in a room and can be hung vertically as well as horizontally on walls.

Pebble

Pebble-shaped large mirrors are abstract-shaped mirrors that add a whimsical look to your space and are a great way to showcase your artistic credentials.

The advantages of high-quality large mirrors

There are many advantages to choosing high-quality large mirrors as a great addition to your home. First, it’s important to acknowledge that when it comes to mirrors, size matters. The more you scale up, the more obvious everything becomes, including imperfections. High-quality large mirrors are constructed using the best materials including the finest quality glass. That means you’ll be getting a product that looks great and provides a true and clear reflection. Large mirrors are a decent investment at any price point, which means it makes even more sense to prioritise quality to get your money’s worth.

How to choose a large mirror that is right for you

One of the most important factors when buying a large mirror for your home is getting the size right. That means making sure it can fit on the wall you have in mind, as well as fitting into the house too. With large mirrors, the frame also becomes an important feature that should be considered. Given it will be fairly prominent and visible, you want to be sure that it matches the existing style and decor of the room. Also, think about what will be reflected in the mirror once it is installed. Once hanging, it will in some ways be like an active piece of wall art so it makes sense to think about what that might look like and how it will affect the vibe of the room. A big floor mirror can also serve as a large dressing mirror when a full-length reflection is needed, provided its footprint and stability suit the room.

The frame of a big wooden mirror can bring visible grain into the room. An oversized mirror may need secure fixing suited to its weight and the wall construction.

Can you put a large mirror in a small room?

Yes, you can put a large mirror in a small room. One way to do it is to use the space strategically. For example, you could put the mirror in front of your bed so that it projects your reflection and makes the room seem bigger.

How thick should a large mirror be?

4mm to 6mm is a good range for a large mirror. If you're going to use it in a living room, it should be thick enough to give you a good view of your surroundings. Mirrors without frames need to be a little thicker than the ones without.

Where should you put large mirrors in your home?

You can't go wrong with a spot near windows. Large mirrors are great for bringing light into a space, and they can also make any room look bigger. Mirrors are also great for giving people the illusion that there's more space in the room than there is.