Glass Mirrors

Glass mirrors play a central role in contemporary interior design: they structure a space, amplify natural light and make a clear aesthetic statement. This selection of 116 designs brings together pieces conceived for discerning interiors, from the large slim-framed wall mirror to more compact formats suited to circulation areas. Glass, that most noble of materials, offers a crisp reflection and a visual depth few other surfaces can match.

The collection spans a broad spectrum of styles and sizes. Ethnicraft Accessories Mirrors pair glass with crafted solid wood frames, for a result that is both artisanal and thoroughly contemporary. When it comes to shape, the rectangular wall mirror remains a safe bet for structuring an entrance hall or living room, while arched and organic silhouettes, championed in particular by Bloomingville Mirrors, bring a more sculptural note. Hübsch Mirrors, for their part, stand out for their refined finishes and carefully considered proportions, designed to sit just as comfortably in a Scandinavian interior as in a more eclectic setting. The dimensions available cater to every use, from the cloakroom mirror to generous formats intended to visually enlarge an entire room.

A glass mirror works in almost every room of the house: in the entrance hall to create a striking first impression, in the living room to play with depth, or in the bedroom to balance a wall composition. To maximise the play of light, position it opposite a window or facing a light source. It sits naturally alongside metal mirrors for a cohesive ensemble, or with raw materials such as wood, concrete or rattan to contrast textures and add depth to the whole.