Mirrors

The mirrors collection spans 1,000+ pieces led by Uttermost (93 pieces) and Jamie Young (64 pieces), with strong representation from Ambella Home, Phillips Collection, Hooker Furniture, and Safavieh Couture. Wall mirrors account for the vast majority of the assortment, with floor mirrors and vanity mirrors rounding out the category.

Wall Mirror Styles

Uttermost leads in decorative wall mirrors, offering arched, sunburst, geometric, and oversized rectangular frames in antiqued gold, iron, and natural wood finishes. Jamie Young brings a more organic material approach — their mirrors frequently incorporate rattan, woven fiber, and raw stone elements that add texture alongside reflection. Phillips Collection is known for sculptural, gallery-ready shapes that function as wall art as much as mirrors. For bedrooms, Hooker and Moe's Home Collection offer mirrors designed to coordinate with their bedroom furniture collections.

Floor & Vanity Mirrors

Floor mirrors in the collection include full-length leaning options from Safavieh Couture in wood and metal frames, and taller architectural styles from Ambella Home. Vanity mirrors are more limited in count but include both fixed and pivoting options for dressing areas. If a floor mirror is going in a bedroom, coordinate its finish with the dresser and bed frame for a pulled-together look.

Sizing & Placement

Above a dresser, a mirror should be 75–85% of the dresser's width. In an entryway, a mirror mounted at eye level over a console table adds depth and function. The wall decor collection carries complementary art panels and sculptural pieces that pair well with statement mirrors in gallery arrangements.