I scoured the internet and found the best accent mirrors to make your space feel lighter and more spacious

We found the best accent mirrors – because who wouldn't want their space to look more chic and bright?

mirrors of different styles and sizes
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Accent mirrors – they’re the easiest way to make a statement and add light to your space. From minimalist styles to modern trend-led pieces, there’s an accent mirror to suit any style! I’m a firm believer that you can’t really have too many mirrors around your home (and most of the best styles will look great in any room you put them in!), so I’m always on the lookout for new statement pieces I can add to my space.

The best home decor stores are full of versatile accent mirrors for any budget, and I’ve gone through them with a fine-tooth comb to find the very best styles for you to peruse. So read on for my top 12 mirror picks to make your space feel lighter and more spacious.

OUR TOP 12 ACCENT MIRROR PICKS

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WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO STYLE A MIRROR?

For wall mirrors, the general rule of thumb when hanging them up is to install them at roughly eye level (I don’t know if you’ve ever walked past a mirror that’s too low or high for your height, but it’s a slightly disconcerting experience!). 

The exception here of course is if you’re creating a gallery of wall mirrors, which is a great idea for a feature wall as it can really open up a space. It’s a good idea to use different styles of mirror here, e.g. modern, classic, and statement styles, but try to stick to the same color scheme so it doesn’t look too haphazard. 

Floor mirrors are slightly more simple – great styling ideas include placing a large plant or floor pillow nearby for a contrast in shape. If leaning your mirror against a wall, try to create some friction by placing a grippy rug underneath or even better, adding it to a room with a carpet. With extra large or heavy leaning mirrors it’s always best to add some security in the form of wall hooks (longer styles won’t take away from the leaning style).  

Valeza Bakolli
Contributing Shopping Editor

Valeza Bakolli is an experienced shopping editor. She previously worked at BuzzFeed where she honed her skills in all things shopping - from gift guide curation to spotting top home trends. Finding the best bargains online is her happy place (you won’t believe how much she got her Nespresso machine for!) and when she’s not romanticizing her morning coffee routine, you’ll probably find her creating a tablescape for yet another alfresco dining event in her backyard.