What size mirror do I need?

A mirror isn’t just practical—it’s also an important design element in your home. Choosing the right size is essential for optimizing the space and creating the desired atmosphere. But which size works best in which room? In this blog, we’ll offer advice for each room: hallway or entryway, bathroom, bedroom or dressing room, and living room or dining area.
Hall or entryway: create a sense of space
The entryway is the first impression of your home, and a mirror can not only make this space more functional but also make it appear larger. A popular choice is a large full-length mirror (180×80 cm) to check your outfit before you head out the door. Do you have a narrow hallway? Then a narrow arched mirror or an oval mirror can look really nice. Consider sizes like 170×50 cm or 180×80 cm. To create a wider effect, a round mirror measuring 100×100 cm can work perfectly above a side table, for example.
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Toilet: Compact and Stylish
A small bathroom usually has limited wall space, so a small mirror is the best choice. A 60-cm round mirror or a hexagonal mirror (90×60 cm) adds functionality and ambiance without overwhelming the space. Looking for a minimalist look? A frameless oval mirror measuring 125×40 cm often fits perfectly above a sink.
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Bathroom: Functional and Inviting
Functionality plays a major role in the bathroom. The mirror should be wide enough to use comfortably, but also resistant to moisture. A popular size is 80 to 100 cm wide, ideal for single sinks. For double sinks, we recommend mirrors that are 120 cm or wider. Do you have limited space? Then a tall, narrow mirror measuring 125×40 cm is a smart choice. Nordic Style mirrors feature a special protective coating against moisture and oxidation.
Bedroom or dressing room: a must-have accessory
A full-length mirror is a must-have in the bedroom or dressing room. The ideal size depends on the available wall space, but a large rectangular or arched mirror measuring 180×80 cm or 210×90 cm is a popular choice for getting a full view of your outfit. If you prefer a more subtle touch, an oval mirror measuring 125×40 cm or 170×50 cm can be stylish and take up less space.
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Living Room or Dining Area: More Light and Style
A mirror in the living room or dining area can make a statement and bring more light into the space. A wide mirror measuring 120 to 150 cm is ideal above a sideboard or dining table. A round mirror measuring 100 cm can create a nice balance in a room with clean lines. A longer mirror measuring 180 cm or 210 cm, mounted at an angle against the wall, also creates a beautiful effect. Of course, you can also mount our mirror on the wall if you feel that’s safer.
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Scandinavian interior design and mirrors: a perfect match
A Scandinavian interior is known for its light colors, minimalist design, and functional elements. Mirrors play an important role in this style. Large mirrors with a thin, wooden, or black metal frame fit perfectly with this style. They reflect natural light and enhance the sense of space that is characteristic of Scandinavian design. Round mirrors are particularly popular in this style because they provide a soft contrast to the often clean lines of furniture and decor.

Jesper Rounded-Corner Mirror 180×90 cm – Soft Gold
Measuring 180×90 cm, this is the perfect mirror for the living room, bedroom, or entryway.
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When choosing the right size mirror, it’s important to consider the available space, the mirror’s function, and the style of your interior. From a large full-length mirror in the entryway to a compact mirror in the bathroom—there’s a mirror for every room. Large mirrors can make a room feel more spacious and brighter, while in a Scandinavian-style interior, they serve as a stylish and functional addition.
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