Bring the look of a window to an interior or exterior wall. With divided panes and architectural frames, window mirrors add structure and depth while reflecting light across the space.
Our collection includes large and smaller window mirrors in rustic, industrial-inspired and contemporary styles, with metal and wooden frames. Selected designs can also be used outdoors, bringing the character of a traditional window to a garden, patio or exterior wall.
A Window Without the Opening
Window mirrors can give a blank wall the character and proportions of a traditional window, making them particularly useful where you want to add architectural interest without changing the structure of the room.
The individual panes break up the reflection, while the frame gives the mirror a stronger presence than a simple wall mirror. This works especially well on large, uninterrupted walls where a standard mirror might feel too plain.
Large Window Mirrors as a Focal Point
A large paned mirror can become a striking feature in a living room, dining area, hallway or entrance. Hang one on a generous wall, place it above a console or sideboard, or use it opposite a window to maximise the effect of reflected light.
In the garden, a window mirror can create the impression of another opening or view, making it particularly effective against a garden wall, patio or courtyard.
Rustic, Industrial and Contemporary Styles
The frame makes a big difference to the overall look. Wooden frames can give a window mirror a more rustic or traditional character, while black metal frames often have a stronger industrial feel. Cleaner designs with simpler panes can sit comfortably in more contemporary interiors.
For outdoor use, always check the individual product description and construction before placing a mirror outside, as suitability can vary between designs.
Where to Use a Window Mirror
Indoors, use a large design in a living room or dining area, add one to a hallway or entrance, or position a smaller mirror above a console or sideboard.
Outdoors, window mirrors can add interest to garden walls, patios, courtyards and covered seating areas. They can bring both reflection and architectural detail to spaces that would otherwise have a plain boundary wall.
