Curated Finds for Lana | Large Round Oak Mirrors
Hi Lana,
Inspired by your brief, I’ve curated three large round mirrors that beautifully complement the oak handrail and aged brass lighting already in the space.
When it comes to something as simple as an oak mirror, the details truly matter. The depth of the frame, the grain of the wood, and even a beveled edge can entirely transform how it appears on the wall. I’ve included a mix of solid oak and oak veneer, ranging from clean Scandinavian profiles to slightly warmer, more substantial frames. On a landing, that extra depth is especially lovely — the mirror catches the light and casts a subtle shadow as you pass, giving it much more presence than a completely flat frame.
If this mirror is part of a larger space you’re still working on, our Style room design service could be a wonderful next step. We can review the space as a whole in a 45-minute one-to-one consultation, after which I’ll create a tailored mood board and product edit to help you shape a more confident, cohesive direction.
Warmest regards,
Miaad
The 5cm-deep frame is what makes this one feel more considered than a standard round mirror. The light oak veneer keeps it soft and Scandinavian, while that chunkier profile brings in the warmth and substance that works so well with modern farmhouse. I also love how it’ll sit with your oak handrail and aged brass lighting — the materials echo well and will feel connected without looking too matched.
This one feels a little more crafted and substantial. The solid oak frame and bevelled glass give it that extra layer of detail that stops it feeling too plain and the 100cm scale is generous enough to really anchor the landing wall. I especially like it with your aged brass lighting because the natural oak brings warmth without competing with it.
This is the cleanest, most Scandinavian option of the three. The flush oak frame keeps the silhouette really simple and refined, which is ideal if you want the mirror to feel calm rather than decorative. I’d choose this one if you want the oak handrail to do most of the talking, with the mirror quietly echoing that material in a more pared-back way.
