Window Mirrors | Elegant Architectural Mirror Designs

Why Choose a Window Mirror for Your Home

Window mirrors instantly add architectural character, increase natural light and create the illusion of depth. Designed to echo classic window panes, a window mirror or rectangular window mirror works beautifully in hallways, living rooms, bedrooms and dining spaces. If you’re styling a compact area, a large window mirror opens the room visually while providing a striking focal point that feels like an extra window.

Window Style, Frame & Pane Mirrors in the Collection

This collection brings together window style mirrors inspired by metal window frames and period window pane designs. Discover four distinct takes on the look: Tomi and Kyo as crisp black window mirrors with slim metal frames, plus the elegant lines of Aimi and Mio which include refined gold window mirrors for softer, transitional interiors. Whether you prefer a simple window frame mirror, a grid window pane mirror or a more decorative window mirror design, each piece is made to feel like a mirror that looks like a window rather than a standard wall mirror.

Where Window Style Wall Mirrors Work Best

• Hallways & Entrances: A window wall mirror or window style wall mirror maximises light, reflects doorways and makes narrow spaces feel wider.
• Living Rooms: Use a full length window mirror or oversized window mirror to reflect greenery, artwork or a fireplace and balance the layout.
• Bedrooms & Dressing Areas: A large black window mirror or black window frame mirror brings contrast and clarity for getting ready without visual clutter.
• Dining Rooms: A subtle window pane mirror or window effect mirror adds depth and evening ambience by doubling candles and statement lighting.

Sizes, Colours & Metal Frames

From compact accent pieces to oversized and extra large window mirrors for big interiors, the range includes versatile sizes for flats, townhouses and larger homes. Most designs feature clean black frames for a contemporary edge (ideal if you’re searching for a black window mirror or black window pane mirror), with select pieces available in warm metallic finishes if you want a gold window mirror to soften and brighten your scheme. Choose between classic rectangular window mirrors and arched window mirrors to suit your architecture and furniture lines.

Design Tips – Mirrors That Look Like Windows

Measure the wall span and sightlines first so the grid spacing lines up with architectural details such as doors, skirting or panelling. For tighter spaces, an arched window mirror in black softens corners while keeping the window style mirror effect. Mount a window frame mirror opposite a light source or greenery to create a convincing mirror window design and a brighter, more open feel. In larger rooms, pairing two oversized window mirrors side by side gives a dramatic window effect without structural work.

Explore the full edit to find mirrors that look like windows – from minimalist window style mirrors to statement extra large window wall mirrors that transform your space and complete your window mirror design scheme.