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Like dishwashers and toaster ovens, the floor length mirror is often grouped into the camp of necessary decor evils—unsightly yet far too functional to do away with entirely. If you’re among those who’s been inwardly cringing every time you pass your home’s well-intentioned floor mirror, get ready to do a complete 180! Ahead, we’ve rounded up a whole host of ideas on how to stylishly integrate this workhorse into nearly every room in your house, from the bedroom to the living room.

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Living Room

If you’re thinking that a flimsy, plastic-framed floor length mirror has no business in a living room, you’re right. But a massive double-wide floor length mirror encased in an intricately carved wood frame or gold gilded frame? Now, that’s a definite “do.”

Over a Mantle
In a spacious living room (i.e. one with high ceilings and a fireplace), floor mirrors can often be used over a mantle, enhancing ceiling height and adding architectural interest. Trumeau floor mirrors are a traditional choice for these areas, but French-inspired floor mirrors (think gold frames and arched tops embellished with Rococo-like details) are also a common pick.

Artful Lean
If you’re more of the mind to make your full length mirror functional rather than purely decorative, try leaning a wall mirror against an empty wall in your living room. Generally, a casual lean is preferable to hanging a floor mirror at this lower height on the wall, which can sometimes feel a touch out of place in a living room. An artfully-leaned mirror imparts a sense of natural, come-undone elegance. Layering a leaning floor mirror with a bench or case piece in front also helps to make the scene feel intentional rather than like you’re temporarily using your living room for mirror storage.

Pro Tip:
If a leaning full length mirror has you wondering “How do in the world do I keep my floor mirror from falling down?” the answer is simple: wall anchors and anchor cable. Get the world’s easiest tutorial here.

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Dining Room

When you consider how often restaurants and bars utilize mirrors in their design (they’re ideal for multiplying the effects of candlelight and upping the ambiance), why not try a full length mirror in a dining room? Not only will your guests be spared any awkward using-the-back-of-a-spoon-as-a-mirror moments, but a full length mirror is a great way to make any dining room feel a bit more sophisticated.

At the Head of the Table
If you have a boxy dining room that lacks architectural interest, hang a full length mirror behind one of your dining table’s end chairs to designate that as the official “head” of the table. In addition to creating a focal point around which the entire room can orbit, a mirror parked here will help lend dimension to an otherwise flat space.

Behind a Credenza
Not sure you’re down to dine with your mirror image? Hang a floor length mirror horizontal over a buffet or credenza. With an effect that’s similar to a mirror behind a bar or bank of booths in a restaurant, this technique will help elongate your dining room—an especially appealing proposition if your dining room errs on the compact side.

Pro Tip:
Take horizontally-hung floor length mirrors a step further and hang three mirrors horizontally (one on top of the other) for a cool triptych look. Keep mirror frames simple if going this route, since the arrangement should be doing the talking—not the frames.

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Bedroom

If the floor length mirror has a natural habitat, it’s the bedroom. Still, it can be tricky to factor one in, especially when you’re trying to fit it in among other bedroom essentials like a bed, dresser, and nightstands.

On an Easel
One way to make things less of a squeeze is to prop a floor length mirror on an easel and angle it in one of your bedroom’s corners. Not only does this method allow you to make use of a typically under-utilized floor space, but it makes your floor mirror mobile (and who doesn’t want the ability to snag last bits of natural light when pursuing that date night-ready smoky eye?). Not as mobile, but also along the same lines, is a trifold wall mirror.

Attached to Closet Doors
Another option for the space-compromised is affixing full length mirrors to a bedroom’s closet doors—or in the case of a no-closet bedroom, purchasing a wardrobe with mirrored-front doors. One of the main benefits of going this route that you’ll create a wall of mirrors. Every bit as luxurious as it sounds, a wall of mirrors is also an optical illusion, capable of fooling the eye into thinking a room is much larger than it actually is.

Pro Tip: If you love the idea of utilizing closet space for a floor length mirror, but would prefer the mirror not be worn on the outside, try hanging a floor length mirror on the inside door of a vintage or antique wardrobe. Because a mirror tucked away in a wardrobe will be for your eyes only, don’t worry about investing thought in mirror frames or shape. A frameless full length mirror can be attached with simple mirror clips making it easy to remove should you choose to repurpose your wardrobe later down the road.

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These past few months we have seen a huge increase in people looking at and buying Floor Mirrors and Full Length Mirrors. We personally love them: Floor Mirrors create depth to a space and are highly practical in so many areas of your home. Full length mirrors work great in entryways and bedrooms as they sit up off the ground and create depth, especially when space is at a premium. Here’s our 5 favorite Floor Mirrors and Full Length Mirrors on the market right now that we think you’ll not only love but will create that wow factor within your modern home.

Menu Norm Floor MirrorDesigned by Danish design team Norm Architects, the Norm Floor Mirror by MENU is by far one of our favorites as it’s generous size and minimalistic styling really appeals to us. This Floor Mirror leans lovely up against the wall and it’s strong aluminum frame is matched up with a nice leather handle that adds a nice modern detail. The Norm Floor Mirror is available in either Black or White and pairs up beautifully with all the other MENU Bath accessories.

Menu Kasch Kasch Floor MirrorPerfect for apartment living and tiny homes, the Kasch Kasch Mirror by Menu is a Floor Mirror designed to make use of every inch of your home. The clever metal frame sits perfectly into corners creating a space saving solution thats practical. This Full Length Mirror is quite affordable and works great in bedrooms as the tubular frame can also act as a dress prep area and holds coat hangers nicely. The Kasch Kasch Floor Mirror also comes in Black or White.

Skagerak Georg Floor MirrorOur most popular Skagerak Mirror is from the Skagerak Georg Collection. The Georg Floor Mirror features stunning oak wood poles that minimally hold up the mirror which creates a real sense of space above and below the mirror. It’s made of solid FSC Certified Oak lumbar which means Skagerak ethically source their wood from sustainable forests. The Georg Floor Mirror has a real soft aesthetic and when paired with the Skagerak Georg Stool, soft textiles and natural materials, creates a real lovely vignette within your home.

Ferm Living Adorn MirrorThe Adorn Mirror is a Full length mirror designed by Ferm Living. It’s been available for a couple of years in it’s brass option however new for 2019 is a nice Black update. The Adorn Mirror can be hung as a full length mirror or sit on the floor as a Floor Mirror. The mirror does have eyelets on the backside which makes hanging easy however I’ve also seen a few installs with it being hung via the brass bar above it. The Mirror features slightly rounded corners which gives the design a softer aesthetic.

Menu Norm Oval MirrorWith the growing popularity of strong curves and a more circular aesthetic within modern design, the Norm Oval Mirror fits right in. This Full Length Mirror is designed to be hung and it works great either vertically or horizontally. it’s not even 2 inches deep which provides a nice slim appearance and works well for tight areas which may have some high traffic. Available in either Black or White, The Norm Oval Mirror is minimal in design but still very contemporary.

Honorable Mention: Ferm Living Poise Wall MirrorWe wanted to include the Poise Wall Mirror although it may not be 100% a Full Length Mirror. It’s unique size is really cool when paired with similar scaled items. It’s almost 40″ long and just a little over 11″ wide, so it’s size really suits smaller places, entryways or those tricky walls that are confusing to design around. Paired with the Pujo Wall Table works great however we love it with a series of hooks, layer with something soft for contrast. A couple of Ferm Living Hooks and your favorite woolen throw should do the trick. Written by Shaan Batten

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