11 Best Arched Floor Mirrors for Unexpected Style

These wavy floor mirrors are all over TikTok and Instagram. Between the fun shape and bright color options including white, blue, and pink, it’s easy to see why these are popular picks for adding a little personality to a room.

You can’t go wrong with a classic, simple arched mirror. This one comes in both black and gold, with the option of rectangular or rounded bottom edges. And, at this price, this floor mirror is a steal.

If you lean more toward natural materials, consider this beautiful oak option in the same classic arched shape. Made from sustainable wood from eco-conscious forests, you can feel good about its source. The visible natural wood grain gives this option an upscale feel while the natural wood grounds it. Meant to be leaned against a wall, the clean design gives a serene, spa-like vibe to your space.

For a much-needed upgrade to the basic over-the-door hanging mirror, this chic standing mirror incorporates negative space in its pill-shaped geometric design. The free-standing base makes it ideal for a bedroom corner or walk-in closet, without the need to drill into a wall.

Incorporating different textures and fabrics is an easy but impactful way to add interest to a room. The tufted frame is made of soft flannel fabric that creates a fun, contemporary pop in an otherwise plain space. And for those looking to incorporate color, it also comes in four options: cream, soft black, navy, and blush.

For a coastal, bohemian vibe, opt for rattan. Made in Indonesia, the handwoven straw frame has natural variations in color for visual interest. It makes a fresh, breezy addition to a room filled with blond wood furniture or neutral color palette.

We’ve all stared doe-eyed at the ubiquitous Anthropologie Gleaming Primrose mirror all over social media. This inspired option, which also features a vintage floral detail on the top arch, retails for a fraction of the price but doesn’t sacrifice on quality or style. Reviewers say it’s sturdy, looks expensive, and that the mirror has zero distortion.

Looking to make a big statement with a large mirror? This oversized arched mirror, with a low-profile brass edge, measures 80 inches tall and 48 inches across. Incorporating a focal point mirror like this one is an effortless way to fill a large open space. And it’s often cheaper than large-scale art of this size. While you should expect the mirror to be heavy, it comes with anti-tip hardware to secure it to the floor or wall.

On the other hand, if you’ve got limited real estate and a tight budget, there are still plenty of full-length mirrors you can tuck into a corner or hang on a narrow open section of wall that still pack a design punch in a small package. This slim arch mirror, at only 16 inches wide and 59 inches tall, can be hung, leaned, or propped up using the included stand. Plus, putting a mirror in a smaller room will help open it up.

For homeowners whose style tends towards mid-century modern, this wooden arch mirror is the perfect choice. The simple rounded corners of the poplar wood frame are available in both blonde and walnut. It gives it a super retro look while still feeling totally contemporary.