Mirror

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Key takeaways A small wall mirror beats a big one when the wall is narrow. Tight villa hallways,...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. The Eclipse oval, leaning in a light filled bedroom. Soft curves, no hard corners. An oval mirror is...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A large floor mirror is not just a bigger version of the standard. Past 180cm the scale, the...

Discover how strategically placed mirrors can increase natural light in dark NZ homes. Practical placement tips, room-by-room advice, and the best mirror styles for brightening your space.

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Round versus oval is not a style fight. It is a proportion question with two different answers —...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Key takeaways Above the bed, anchor into a stud. A 15 to 25kg wall mirror hanging above your...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Key takeaways A freestanding mirror leans, a wall mirror mounts. In a NZ bedroom — where plasterboard, rentals,...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Key takeaways Silvering is the metal layer on the back of the glass that gives you a reflection....

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A single 200 x 100cm portrait (Aldren X) wall mounted in a converted-garage home gym — 1.8m viewing...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A frameless irregular mirror reads as wall art in a calm Auckland lounge. An irregular mirror is the...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A slim arched floor mirror reframes a rectangular room without dominating it. The curve does the work the...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A 220 x 120cm portrait rectangle (Lowen X) anchors a bedroom dressing corner — north-facing daylight, 1.7m viewing...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A 220 x 120cm portrait rectangle (Lowen X) leans against a vaulted lounge wall — the upper end...

Rectangle mirrors are NZ's room-agnostic shape. Sizing by orientation, frameless vs framed, lean vs mount, and the C&F rectangles worth the spend.

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A customer in a Mt Eden flat-share emailed us last month asking which of our standing mirrors she...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A 180 by 50cm slim mirror in a 1m wide villa hallway — accent, not blocker. The right...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A 100cm round mirror anchors a NZ entryway — the only circle in a room of right angles....

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. The 180cm leaning floor mirror is New Zealand's quiet standard. It fits a 2.4 metre ceiling without crowding...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Key takeaways It is the support, not the glass. Almost every wavy reflection is caused by a thin...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Key takeaways Arch mirror: best for bedrooms, narrow hallways, and living rooms where you want height and presence....

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Five named positions for a mirror in your NZ lounge — with sizing guidance, NZ-specific warnings, and honest...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. A large statement wall mirror is one of the fastest ways to shift the entire feel of a...

Buying a mirror in NZ? This guide covers everything you need to know — from size and style to safety and design tips tailored for Kiwi homes.

A comprehensive guide to every mirror style, shape, and size available in New Zealand in 2026. Covers full length arched, straight edge, and floor mirrors, round and feature wall mirrors,...

An arch mirror is a full length or wall mirror with a rounded top edge that softens hard lines and makes ceilings feel taller. In NZ homes with 2.4m ceilings,...

Round or rectangular wall mirror? Compare how each shape changes the look and feel of different rooms in NZ homes, with practical tips on placement, light reflection, and frame styles.

Renting in NZ and want to hang a mirror without drilling? This guide covers every no-drill mounting option available to Kiwi renters — from leaning mirrors and adhesive strips to...

Mirrors are one of the easiest things to clean badly. This practical guide covers the right products, techniques, and routines to keep every mirror in your NZ home looking genuinely...

Can you find quality mirrors in NZ without spending a fortune? This guide breaks down what makes a mirror worth buying, what to look for at every price point, and...

Choosing the right wall mirror for your home involves more than picking something that looks good. This guide covers sizing, shape, frame style, and placement to help you find a...

Listen to this guide Your browser does not support the audio element. Frequently asked questions Can plasterboard hold a full length mirror? Yes, with the right anchors. NZ plasterboard (10mm...

Looking in the mirror does not have to feel critical. Here is why a clear full length mirror can help you see yourself with more calm, space, and self acceptance.

Feeling the pressure of hosting season? We get it. Here is our sincere guide on why this Christmas (and our 60% off event) is the smartest time to reset your...

Ever wondered why you look different in different mirrors? It's not your imagination — it's the science of reflection. We pull back the curtain on what separates a low-quality, distorting...