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A large mirror for wall space adds depth to a room
A large wall mirror shows a room back to itself, so the wall it hangs on can stop looking like the end of the room and start to add depth. The effect is clearest in the evening, when one lamp appears twice.
Most pieces in this collection of wall mirrors measure 48 inches or more in at least one direction. Measure the wall and the furniture before ordering oversized wall mirrors, as you would for a sofa. Our smaller wall mirrors forgive a guess.
Sizing and placing a large wall mirror for living room walls
Above a sofa or a sideboard, sizing guides usually put the mirror at about two-thirds of the furniture's width, and on a bare wall at about half to two-thirds of the wall. Over a 90-inch sofa that comes to about 60 inches, and a piece that looked big on a screen can look lost at less.
Tape the outline on the wall at full size and look at it from the doorway and the seats. Then have someone hold a hand mirror at the center of the outline while you sit in each seat, to see what the glass will reflect. A window is worth doubling: the natural light it sends back can make the room brighter. A television is not.
Large round wall mirror or arch mirror: matching the shape to the wall
Our round mirrors ask for more wall than their width suggests, because a circle 48 inches across needs that much clear height above the furniture too. A rectangular or oval wall mirror repeats the line of a sofa or a dining table, and many can hang vertically or horizontally; the listing says which.
Tall, narrow pieces and arched mirrors tend to suit a wall with more height than width, as in many entryways. One that reaches about 70 inches can double as a full length mirror. Some tall designs lean instead of hang; see our floor mirrors if a standing mirror is the plan.
Frame, glass and weight: what to read on each listing
Frames are metal, including cast aluminum, or solid wood. Some are only a thin line around the glass. Others are deep or wide, and on those, check whether the listed size includes the frame. Finishes run from matte black to antique brass and gold leaf, and anyone set on gold can compare our large gold mirrors side by side.
Check the glass as well. Antique-style mirror glass softens what it reflects. We like it across from a dining table and would not buy it for the wall where an outfit gets checked; clear or beveled glass belongs there.
A mirror this size is heavy, in some cases well over 100 pounds, and hanging hardware differs by piece, so read the listed weight and hardware before choosing a wall.
Whatever the style of frame, gold leaf and antique brass can look warmer under evening lamps than in daylight.
Extra large wall mirror questions
How to hang a heavy mirror on the wall
Use the hardware the listing names, such as a metal cleat or D-rings, with wall fasteners rated above the listed weight. A mirror well past 100 pounds should be fixed into the wall's framing or into masonry, not drywall alone, and lifted by two people.
How to hang a large mirror
Hang it from a cleat or from two fixed points, on a line marked with a level before drilling. A long top edge shows a small tilt more than a short one does. Confirm on the listing that the piece is wall mounted, since some tall designs lean instead.
How to move a large mirror
Carry it upright with two people, after measuring the route. Compare the longest dimension with each doorway and stair turn. A round mirror measures the same whichever way it is turned, so it cannot be angled through a gap the way a rectangle can.
How to decorate around a mirror on the wall
Sparingly, because a mirror this size is usually the focal point of its wall. We would keep other art off that wall and put one low accent beneath it, such as a lamp on a console in natural wood. A decorative wall mirror with a bold starburst outline or an ornate border needs less still. The glass also shows the existing decor across the room, so that counts too.