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Create the best first impression with these brilliant designs.
A hallway mirror can create the illusion of a bigger, brighter space, which is especially useful in narrow and darker hallways.
Generally speaking, when choosing a hallway mirror, opt for a larger mirror that covers the majority of the chosen wall. 'A grand horizontal or vertical mirror will invite our eyes to perceive the bouncing reflections as increased volume, making the room look bigger,' say the design team at Laura Ashley Lighting and Mirrors.
Well-placed table lamps, floor lamps or wall lights can work in tandem with a hallway mirror, adding atmosphere and dimension to the space. When coordinated with the right mirror; the two go hand in hand with giving the impression of a larger space.
If you are blessed with windows in your hallway, consider placing your mirror opposite one. 'Placing your mirror on a wall adjacent to a window or glass door will trick the eye into thinking your space is larger and will also bounce light into all corners of your space,' explains Yvonne Keal, senior product manager at Hillarys.
Whether you opt for classic circular styles, arched or rectangular designs, there are plenty of mirrors to help you make the best first impression at home. Take a look at our favourite hallway mirror designs below...
Minimalist in design, this long, narrow mirror is perfect to elongate your hallway and bounce light around.
Add a unique touch to your hallway with this mirror from Oliver Bonas. With a pink and green border, we think it would look lovely placed above a console table.
Brighten your space for less with this round wall mirror from Dunelm. Available in various colourways, it features a handy D-ring hook on the back for fuss-free fitting.
Add a touch of 1920s glamour to your hallway with this gold-edged wavy mirror from Habitat. Perfect for homes that need a stylish edge.
Tap into the scallop trend with Dunelm's round hallway mirror. Available in a variety of colourways, it will transform a bland wall.
On-trend and currently on sale, this pebble mirror — complete with a black rim — is what every modern home needs.
First impressions are crucial when decorating your hallway — and this bold wooden design from H&M Home is certain to give life to an empty wall space.
We're big fans of this grid window mirror, which is ideal for adding an industrial feel to your home.
A big trend for 2025, this oval mirror from John Lewis has a damson-hued wiggle rim and is easy to hang on the wall, vertically or horizontally.
Adding elegance to your hallway just got easier. If you're looking for a stylish octagon mirror, then pop this style from Perch and Parrow straight into your shopping basket.
Finish the look of any room with this wavy green mirror from Oka. With a glossy finish and hand-carved edge, it's the ultimate statement piece.
Don't be afraid to go big in a hallway. This is a splurge buy but it delivers big on impact. Ideal for a long, narrow corridor, this arched mirror could really help to elongate the space if it's placed at the opposite end of the hall.
This decorative mirror from Dunelm does so much more than just look good. With a hook-hanging feature, it has an on-trend shape (hello, curves!) that will make your space look light and bright in an instant.
Add a touch of colour to your hallway with this green wall mirror from Oliver Bonas. It's ideal for jazzing up a neutral interior scheme.
Featuring a stunning bobbin frame, this wall mirror from Där at John Lewis is ideal for modern homes.
Simple and versatile, you can't go wrong with this half arched mirror. Hang it on the wall or leave it perched on your hallway side table.
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