16 handsome hallway mirrors
A well placed mirror can widen and brighten any area of the home, which is especially important in narrow hallways or windowless corridors. In these spots, a mirror can act in lieu of a window, bouncing light around and creating a sense of space.
As well as this, a good hallway mirror can be a decorative addition in an area where space may be limited. Where you can't have lovely, large furnishings, like armchairs or sofas, a slim mirror can bring a necessary personal touch. Try creating an impactful wall by combining mirrors with affordable art or wall decorations.
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There are practical benefits to having a hallway mirror, too. Some mirrors even double up as hallway storage, boasting coat hooks and shelves. And, much like the trusty bathroom mirror, that last second check of your appearance before rushing out the house might even save you from embarrassment or error.
So, whatever your reasons for hankering after a hallway mirror, scroll on for House & Garden's pick of the best to buy now.
Head to our hallway ideas guide for more inspiration.
Best hallway mirrors to buy now
1/16Baloo Mirror, ebony finish, £155 from Pooky.
Pooky is always a fail safe choice for lovely lampshades and table lamps, but their mirror offering is really great too.
2/16Star Checkerboard Mirror, green, £365 from Wicklewood.
These Wicklewood mirrors are so special as they are handmade in Peru. No two are the same so you'll have a really unique centrepiece for your hallway with this mirror.
3/16Gathan Mirror, acacia & brass, £199 from Swoon Editions.
This mirror would be particularly handy as hallway storage. It has a shelf for items like keys and wallets, as well as a set of coat hooks.
4/16Plaited Bone Mirror, £1,095 from Oka.
This pretty, textured offering from Oka would brighten up even the dimmest of hallways.
5/16Arielle Entryway Mirror, large, £905 from Soho Home.
This mirror would look lovely in a hallway, especially above a console table or bench.
6/16Lilou Wall Mirror, mango wood, £122 from Made.
Made always have a strong selection of homewares and we particularly love this mirror for it's clean lines and subtle subversion of a traditional square mirror.
7/16Bone Inlay Texture Mirror, 70cm round, natural, £210 from John Lewis & Partners.
This pretty, decorative mirror would be a fantastic addition to any hallway.
8/16Marrakesh Mirror, £42 from Rockett St George.
This sweet mirror is really affordable, especially given its metal frame. The peaks and scallops are reminiscent of hot holidays abroad, meaning your hallway will always give you a warm welcome.
9/16Glas & Tra Hovmantorp, £3,200 from 8 Holland Street.
8 Holland Street is known for having unusual treasures- and this coordinated chest and mirror are no exception. This particular set is dated circa 1963.
10/16Tipperary Mirror, antique gold, £395 from Oka.
This mirror has a grand and elegant feel to it. It would look lovely above a console table or at the end of a long hallway.
11/16The Bobbin Mirror, blue, £957 from Susie Atkinson.
This lovely mirror from Susie Atkinson would bring a punch of colour to a hallway. Although we love the blue, there are several other colour options so you can pick whichever one you like best.
12/16Umbra Convex Round Wall Mirror, brass, £115 from John Lewis & Partners.
A convex mirror is not the most practical choice if you're looking for something to reflect your appearance. However, they bounce the light around even better than flat ones so are a good choice for dark spots.
13/16Svensele Mirror, gold, £85 from Ikea.
Although shown as portrait, this mirror can be tilted to a landscape aspect. This would draw the eye along and down a hallway, extending the space.
14/16Large Round Industrial Mirror, brass, £295 from French Connection.
French Connection's homeware range flies somewhat under the radar but it really is worth a look. This mirror is larger than you may think and available at a very fair price.
15/16Chiltern Mantle Mirror, black, £300 from The White Company.
This mirror would be a strong choice for a modern hallway without being too imposing or attention demanding.
16/1621st Century Art Deco Style Brass Frame and Studs Paneled Distressed Mirror, £3,323.62 from 1st Dibs.
Lining the length of a hallway, this mirror would draw the eye down the corrdior, enlarging the space. It's a particularly stylish recreation of an Art Deco mirror and would certainly make a talking point in any entrance hall.
