1. Black Metal

Adding a black metal framed mirror can add a sophisticated and modern look to your space. Black metal frames in contemporary spaces look clean and sharp. These frames give you all the added bonuses of having a mirror but can still fit into a more modern aesthetic.  

2. Rattan

If you’re looking to add a mirror, but have a space filled with soft neutrals, this is the way to go. The softer natural woods are a great way to add some texture and interest to a wall. These hanging mirrors are perfect for any boho or eclectic space. 

3. Metallic 

Why mess with the classics? You can now get all kinds of metallic finishes to elevate your space. Whether you’re in the market for a traditional gold, or spicing things up with a rust or teal metallic frame, the possibilities are endless. There’s a reason metal frames have been popular for so long, they’re a timeless addition to any room.

4. Wood

If you want a more substantial or traditional mirror, wood is for you. You can choose to either have painted or plain wood frames. Wooded frames can offer you a wide selection of styles. You have the option of choosing a small and thin frame, or going big and adding a a thick floating frame. Wood frames are sturdy and a great option if you move around frequently as they’re a little tougher than say a thin reed rattan. 

5. Over the Door

If you’re someone with limited space, over the door mirrors can be a great fix. Apartment, condo and college dorm dwellers can all agree, space is at a premium, and having a big mirror sitting on the ground can take up a whole corner. You can find large or small over the door mirrors easily, to suit your room perfectly. 

6. Textured

Stay with me here reader, this simply means wood, plastic or metal frames with an interesting texture. If you’re looking to make your mirror more of a statement piece, why not add a mirror with a cool texture? Some of the most common textures I have seen include ornate scrolling, bumpy, abstract patterns, natural textures (burlap, wood, stone, etc.) and plaster. If you’re someone with plain walls, textured frames are an easy way to add a large conversation starter to your space.