Large Rectangle Mirror
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Rectangular mirror can be used two ways. To put it longways in a more horizontal direction, it can be used as a clever and interesting decorative piece. To put it tall ways in a vertical orientation, then you can use it to check your look before you leave the home and get a sense of your own style. Whichever where you put one of these rectangular wall mirrors, you will appreciate them.
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Large rectangle mirror with a wooden frame
This premium rectangular mirror is a real heirloom piece. Whether you place it in your entryway, living room or bedroom, it’s bound to elevate the style of your entire decor. It measures 35” x 48”.
Designer Advice:
Wooden mirror frames are ideal to maintain a cozy and more traditional style in your home. They can also help you inspire a rustic touch. Depending on their finish, they can work with all kinds of decors, too. For example, darker options are a wiser choice in modern, nostalgic, or countryside-inspired rooms. Lighter wood frames work better with more contemporary interiors.
Big rectangular mirror in a distressed finish
This mirror comes in three sizes. They range from 65.5” x 30.5” to over 70” in height (or length, depending on how you decide to hang it!). You can also choose to have it as a large mirror for walls or a freestanding piece.
Designer Advice:
Mirrors with a frame in a distressed or aged finish work particularly well with some decor styles more than others. We especially recommend them for shabby chic, coastal, and French country interiors.
Full length rectangular mirror
64.5” x 24”, this tall mirror is perfect when getting ready and trying different outfits. The thin, simple frame can complement most contemporary and modern interiors. However, the antique gold finish and ring-shaped hanger will make it work with some more decorative styles, too.
Designer Advice:
Placing such a tall mirror in a dark corner will help you project more light onto its surface. This will translate into a clever illusion of space! Planning on using it to get ready? Then you must also make sure you have enough room in front of it. Alternatively, you could save even more space in a fairly small setting by hanging your new mirror inside a wardrobe door.
Freestanding long rectangle mirror
Brayden Studio®
This long rectangle mirror is rather customizable. You can choose among three finishes (black, white, or silver) and nine different sizes. Either way, the simple monochrome design with sleek lines is guaranteed to match most decor styles.
Oversized rectangular mirror as an accent
This mirror comes in a large variety of sizes, including a bold 36” x 72” design. The frame relies on a timeless chevron pattern that creates a versatile x-motif, too. Use it as a freestanding mirror or hang it on a spacious wall!
Designer Advice:
Accent pieces are meant to stand out. Still, that doesn’t mean they can’t match your existing furniture and decorative items! For a balanced result, your new mirror frame should include at least one color from your palette. Alternatively, you can maintain the same motif, shape, or style. For instance, this black and white design would look divine in a room with a rug in the same hues or a chevron floor.
Long rectangular mirror with lights
Orren Ellis
65” x 31”, this long lighted mirror is incredibly versatile. For the most practicality, hang it vertically to get ready in your bedroom or horizontally above your bathroom vanity. Alternatively, you could even use it as a decorative statement in your living room!
