Mirror dimensions: how big should your mirror be?
Sizing guide
For a full length mirror, 1700 mm tall shows head to toe for almost everyone. Above a console, aim for about two thirds of the furniture's width. In a bathroom, keep the mirror inside the vanity's edges. That's the short answer. The longer answer is your wall, and it's worth five minutes before you buy.
Head to toe starts at 1700 mm
A mirror you dress in front of has one job: all of you, in one look, shoes included. Standing about a metre back, 1700 mm of glass does that for almost every height. Our narrowest is the Sienna arch at 1700 mm tall and 610 mm wide, drawn for the spot beside a wardrobe or a tight entry. If the wall has more room, the Sienna 1800 x 850 is the size most people picture when they think of a floor mirror: 1800 mm tall, 850 mm wide, enough glass to change how much light the room holds.
Leaning costs you a little height
A leaning mirror sits on an angle, so its top edge lands lower on the wall than the number on the box. If you're between two sizes and planning to lean, take the taller one. Mirrors with the top bracket lean against the wall and fix to it with that bracket. Sienna LED stands on its removable legs and fixes to the wall with its top bracket. Felicia LED and Allira LED have no top bracket or legs, but they're light enough to lean; we recommend a wall hook if you have children or pets. Every floor mirror we sell ships with its mounting kit and the guide in the box.
Above a console, think in thirds
A mirror above furniture should read as part of the same piece, not a separate decision. Two thirds to three quarters of the furniture's width is the range that looks deliberate. Over a 1200 mm console, that's roughly 800 to 900 mm of mirror. The Jasmine, 800 mm across, sits in that range the day it's hung. And the bevelled trio hang either way by design: turn the Alessia on its side and its 900 x 700 becomes 700 mm high and 900 mm wide, made for exactly this spot.
Wide wall, not tall
Some walls run long and low: behind a sofa, over a sideboard, along a dining room. Height won't help there, width will. The Danielle is the one mirror we make for exactly this: 1000 mm high and 1500 mm wide, landscape by design. It fills the horizontal line of the furniture under it and hands the room back its light.
Bathrooms follow the vanity
Keep the mirror inside the vanity's width and centre it on the basin, not the wall. A 900 x 600 mm pill sits comfortably over a single vanity: that's the Elena, drawn for exactly that spot. Over a wider or double vanity, the Vittoria at 1100 x 900 fills the width without crowding the taps. If you're choosing an LED mirror, ours plug into a standard power point with an Australian plug fitted, so above-vanity light is a matter of a nearby power point, not a renovation.
When in doubt, go bigger
The regret we hear is never "too much mirror". Glass gives back light and depth, and a bigger mirror simply gives back more of both. If you're torn between two sizes and the wall can take it, take the larger one. The biggest we make is the Sienna arch at 2000 x 1100, two metres of glass for the wall that carries the room.
Every size in this guide, in millimetres
- Sienna arch1700 H x 610 W x 28 D
- Felicia1700 H x 630 W x 25 D
- Sienna arch1800 H x 850 W x 28 D
- Sienna arch2000 H x 1100 W x 28 D
- Danielle, landscape1000 H x 1500 W x 28 D
- Jasmine, round800 across x 28 D
- Alessia, hangs both ways900 H x 700 W x 25 D
- Elena900 H x 600 W x 28 D
- Vittoria1100 H x 900 W x 28 D
Mirror dimensions, quick answers
What size is a full length mirror?
About 1700 mm of height shows you head to toe. Ours come in three heights, 1700, 1800 and 2000 mm, and run from 610 to 1100 mm wide. See them all in full length mirrors.
What counts as a large mirror?
We'd call anything from 1800 x 850 mm large. Our biggest is the 2000 x 1100 mm Sienna, one of our arch mirrors. For a wide wall, the Danielle is 1000 mm high and 1500 mm wide.
What size mirror goes above a console?
Aim for two thirds to three quarters of the console's width. Over a 1200 mm console, that's about 800 to 900 mm of mirror, such as the 800 mm round Jasmine.
What size mirror suits a bathroom vanity?
Keep the mirror inside the vanity's edges and centre it on the basin. A 900 x 600 mm mirror suits a single vanity, and 1100 x 900 mm suits a wider one.
How are mirror dimensions written?
On our site, height comes first, then width, in millimetres. A round mirror is measured across. The bevelled Sofia, Luisa and Alessia hang either way, so their height and width swap when you turn them.
Browse the full range with every size listed in millimetres. In-stock mirrors are dispatched from Melbourne within 2 business days. Delivery is on us for any mirror, anywhere in Australia.