Why K&B? London
We select furniture, lighting and decorative pieces distinguished by sculptural form and considered finishes
Our collections are curated for cohesive interiors with individual character, far removed from mass-market design
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Explore our collection of luxury mirrors, from large round and rectangular wall mirrors to organic shapes, wooden frames and refined metallic finishes. Selected for their proportions, materials and decorative character, these mirrors bring light, depth and a considered focal point to living rooms, hallways, bedrooms, dining spaces and dressing areas.
Boscobel Art Deco Mirror 120 cm – Large Round Mirror in Champagne Gold
£1,088.00
Camden Medium Mirror with Shelf 101 cm – Wall Mirror with Gold Iron Frame
£698.00
Camile Oak Square Wall Mirror 75 cm – Grey Oak and Brass-Coloured Details
£458.00
Chiswick Large Decorative Mirror 140 cm with Gold Openwork Frame
£1,198.00
Claridge Round Mirror 91 cm – Large Art Deco Mirror with Brass Details
£1,078.00
Honey Small Decorative Wall Mirror, 40 cm, Gold Aluminium Openwork Frame
£158.00
Luxury Mirrors for Refined Interiors
A well-proportioned wall mirror can introduce light, depth and architectural balance while also serving a practical purpose. From restrained framed designs to large statement mirrors with sculptural surrounds, the right piece can help define a wall and create a more considered relationship between furniture, lighting and decorative objects.
The K&B London collection includes round, rectangular, organic and decorative mirrors in timber, metal, leather, mosaic and other distinctive materials. Explore the wider collection or refine your choice by shape, frame and finish.
Round and Rectangular Wall Mirrors
Shape has a significant influence on how a mirror relates to surrounding furniture. Round mirrors soften stronger architectural lines and work particularly well above console tables, sideboards and fireplaces, while rectangular mirrors create a more structured effect and can emphasise height or width depending on their orientation.
Explore our round mirrors and rectangular mirrors for more focused collections.
Organic and Sculptural Mirrors
Organic mirrors move away from conventional geometric shapes, using asymmetric curves and softer outlines to create a more sculptural wall feature. These designs can introduce movement and visual interest without relying on elaborate decorative frames.
Discover our organic mirrors for contemporary shapes designed to work as both functional mirrors and decorative wall pieces.
Wooden Framed Mirrors
Wooden frames introduce warmth, grain and natural texture. Pale timbers can create a softer and more understated effect, while darker or carved wooden frames provide stronger definition and a more established decorative character.
For timber-led designs, explore our wooden framed mirrors.
Gold Mirrors and Metallic Finishes
Gold and brass-toned frames can add warmth and reflection while creating a stronger decorative focal point. Antique and aged finishes offer a softer, more nuanced effect than highly polished metal and can work particularly well with marble, timber, glass and neutral upholstery.
Explore our gold mirrors for warm metallic and statement designs.
Large Mirrors for Living Rooms and Hallways
Large mirrors can help anchor an otherwise empty wall while reflecting natural and artificial light throughout the room. Above a console or sideboard, the width of the mirror should feel proportionate to the furniture below rather than appearing either too narrow or excessively dominant.
In a hallway or entrance space, a mirror can provide practical use while also creating a stronger sense of depth. For complementary furniture, explore our hallway console tables and hallway furniture.
Mirrors for Bedrooms and Dressing Areas
A mirror positioned above a dressing table or chest of drawers creates a practical grooming area while helping to balance the composition of the room. Consider the height of the furniture, available wall space and viewing position before choosing the size and orientation.
Explore our dressing tables and bedroom furniture for complementary pieces.
How to Choose the Right Mirror
Consider shape, scale, frame material and placement together. A larger mirror can create greater visual impact, while a lighter or more open frame may be preferable where the surrounding furniture already has substantial visual weight.
Always check the individual dimensions, depth, weight and hanging requirements before ordering. Large or heavy mirrors may require appropriate wall fixings and more than one person for safe positioning and installation.
