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15 shiny gold mirrors to add to your living space
A round gold mirror is always appropriate
If you're racking your brains to decide what will look best on your blank living room wall, a gold mirror is probably the answer, tbh. Any mirror will bounce light back around your room, helping it feel a bit larger, and certainly more bright and airy (handy in little flats!) while giving you somewhere to check your face.
Like a piece of investment jewellery, a flash of gold is classy, glam and timeless, so if you splurge on a spenny gold mirror, you'll not need to worry that it'll look out of date in a few years. On the flip side, if you are on a budget, we've found lots of really cool options for under £100, proving you don’t need to spend a fortune to get a luxe look.
How to use gold mirrors to upgrade your space
There are lots of ways to use mirrors to best effect. A gold round mirror above your hallway console will create a welcoming vibe right as you step over the threshold – plus it's handy for last-minute teeth checks. A large leaner in the bedroom creates a super luxe feel as well as assisting you in all your outfit assessing needs. For the living room, there are a bunch of options in cool shapes to turn into a feature over your sofa or on an unloved wall. Finally, a gold vanity in the bathroom will up the glam-factor considerably, turning a boring functional space into somewhere sexy and serene.
Student? No problem! Most landlords aren’t gonna be keen on you hammering nails into walls, but lots of digs come with a mirror as standard, making it nbd to switch it for one that’s a little more stylish. Just keep the other under your bed and put it back when you leave – or opt for a leaner style.
We’ve rounded up 15 of our favourite gold mirrors for your lounge, hallway and bedroom, including vanities for your dressing table, classic round options to make your home's entryway feel more ~classy~ and trendy geometric pieces to turn bland bare living room walls into something a bit special.
Best gold mirrors to buy in 2022
At under £100, this is a great price for such a large mirror – and the detailing adds a little extra fanciness than your classic rectangular options. Use in your bedroom or hallway to check your outfit before you head off for the day.
Dimensions: 95 x 55cm
Honestly, a round mirror can't be beat. They work in every room, so if you're undecided on what to really choose, go for one of the circular options on this list. The frame is quite chunky which gives it some gravitas. It's available in black as well.
Dimensions: D45cm
Another good circular mirror here. At just £30, it's bigger than the above H&M number and slightly cheaper, too. Recommend.
Dimensions: D50cm
And for something with a bit more *impact*, here's a larger option for just £10 more.
Dimensions: D65cm
Erm, how cool is this? Art Deco vibes for days! If you've created a cute little nook in your place, like a bar cart area, or a really nicely styled dresser or desk, adding a statement piece like this on the wall behind to finish it off is a winner.
Dimensions: 75 x 87cm
Pricey, yes, but worth it – it's Bridgerton level glamorous. You don't need to hang it, so while it might cost you more in actual money, it's saving you time and sanity, which we think is a worthy compromise.
Dimensions: 190 x 80cm
Well, you won't be able to do your makeup in this one, but it does serve as a peppy reminder that things ain't so bad, and we're here for that.
Dimensions: 83 x 59cm
This mini mirror featuring a bird just sat chilling is perf for little loos or spare rooms. What it lacks in size, it makes up for with fun!
Dimensions: D30cm
Small-space owners, rejoice! This hardworking piece will work equally well in your hallway (use the hooks for keys and the shelf for letters) as in your bedroom (makeup and jewellery storage!).
Dimensions: 95 x 55cm
The little stars here add a lil something different to this classic curved design. We love.
Dimensions: 100 x 70cm
One for the bathroom we reckon. This mirror can be tilted to help you do fiddly work more easily (anything to make doing our eyebrows less of a challenge is welcome).
Dimensions: 56 x 69cm
So, this is obv not one for checking yourself out in, but it does make a cool display that will add some drama to your wall. It'll create a more minimal vibe than a gallery wall would, if they're not your thing.
Dimensions: 80 x 50cm
A statement, but make it functional. This mirror is tall enough to see your whole 'fit properly, but different enough to make guests say 'Ooooh' when they visit.
Dimensions: 100 x 60cm
This is one of the best prices we've seen for such a large mirror so we couldn't not add it to our list. Forget boring rectangular full-length mirrors; this leaner number has a window pane design that seriously ups the luxe factor. Very cool.
Dimensions: 150 x 70cm
Cheap and cheerful, bring some bohemian sunshine into your space with this little sunburst mirror. A sweet finishing touch for your bedroom or bathroom.
Dimensions: D24cm
Charley is former Homes Ecommerce Editor. During her time at Hearst UK, Charley wrote over 300 buying guides and reviews, getting her hands on as many new launches as possible to help you find the best products for your home.
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