Wall Mirrors

LED wall mirrors are popular choices for bathrooms in New Zealand. They contain LED lights that provide backlighting to the mirror.

Decorative wall mirrors are ones that are particularly design-focused, often featuring unique ornamental traits to intentionally draw the eye. An increasingly popular choice in New Zealand, they instantly modernise a space. With irregular wall mirrors, check how the outline relates to nearby frames and wall decor before fixing the arrangement. Decorative wall mirror sets can repeat a frame finish or shape across a wall.

Shelved wall mirrors have built-in shelving where decorative objects such as flowers and candles can be placed, allowing you to customise your mirror the way you want to.

The traditional rectangle wall mirror is a fool-proof option, that can be placed anywhere as a complement to any room. If in doubt, it is the perfect solution.

ArchiPro has selected the highest quality wall mirrors in New Zealand for those after the very best for their homes. High quality wall mirrors have many benefits that make them an attractive option for homeowners and renovators alike. Their design and build quality are exceptionally high, complemented by the use of premium materials. This makes them stronger and more durable, giving them a greater lifespan. As wall-mounted fixtures, this is incredibly important. They also have more unique, interesting designs, created by artisans in many instances, giving them an aesthetic appeal that can be extremely personal. A good quality mirror also needs fixings suited to its weight and the wall substrate.

Wall mirrors play an important role in creating an atmosphere for your home. When looking to modernise a space, consider how a wall mirror can work, not just as a practical feature but as a decorative one as well. Also, consider the size of the wall mirror. A wall mirror should be sized, not only in proportion to the wall it will be placed but with respect to other items of wall decor on the same wall. It’s an incredibly important balance and taking precise measurements is the best way to ensure you get the right size for the space. An oval mirror softens the geometry of a rectangular vanity or console, while a square mirror can align with its edges. At an entry, a hall mirror gives a final reflected view; allow for the door swing and clear circulation when choosing a mirror for hallway entrance placement. A corner wall mirror can work across a wall return if its fixings suit the substrate. In a bathroom, a bathroom wall mirror unit may include shelves, so check clearance above the basin and tapware. Full wall mirrors need planning around sockets, switches and door architraves. A mirror feature wall can relate its frame finishes to nearby joinery, while modern mirror design often turns on the relationship between the glass, frame and wall finish. A large wall mirror also needs a clear view of the wall area and fittings around it.