Mirrors for the bedroom

You're looking for a bedroom mirror to brighten, enlarge or furnish your night space. Choosing the right mirror combines dimensions, positioning and materials: laminated glass, wood or metal frame, and secure wall mounting directly influence daily use.

The first decision concerns size and location. A large bedroom mirror placed facing the window increases natural light and creates a feeling of space. For dressing and make-up, prefer a free-standing model or a vertical wall mirror at least 160 cm high. Check compatibility with your wall (plasterboard, brick) and comply with fixing constraints and safety standards to avoid any risk of falling.

Materials, styles and uses - wood, metal, glass and finishes

The choice of material guides style and maintenance. A wooden frame brings warmth and texture, suitable for hygge or vintage rooms. Metal gives a contemporary line and resists humidity better for a bedroom opening onto the bathroom. Laminated glass offers added security. Think of finishes: gold or matt black for a graphic effect, bevelled mirror for a more precious look. Each material influences weight, thickness and cleaning method.

Styles, features and practical criteria

Mirrors for the bedroom serve specific purposes: make-up touch-ups, fittings, brightness enhancement, or pure decoration. Styles vary from minimalist to vintage, via round wall mirrors or easel mirrors. There are two concrete criteria to consider: the exact dimensions available (height and width) and the depth of installation if the mirror incorporates storage or a light fixture. For maintenance, use a microfiber cloth and an ammonia-free cleaner to preserve the anti-corrosion treatment of metal frames.

Installing your mirror also means thinking about the impact on visual space. A mirror placed near the bed can double as a decorative element and focal point. A central mirror in a small bedroom creates perspective, while a side mirror structures a dressing area. If you opt for a mirror with integrated lighting, check electrical compatibility and Protection Index in case of exposure to humidity.

Finally, if you're hesitating between styles, assess consistency with existing furnishings: a light wood frame goes well with Scandinavian furniture, while a black mirror works well with industrial decor. For a polished rendering, confirm exact dimensions before ordering and measure the ideal hanging height according to the main use.

Our selection brings together mirrors designed for the bedroom, combining suitable materials, consistent finishes and technical constraints taken into account. Browse our selection to find the mirror that structures your bedroom with personality and quality, signed maison en vogue.