Round Mirrors
Our Round Mirrors are the perfect solution for a practical yet elegant statement piece for your room. Whether it be for the Hallway, Dining Room or Kitchen, our mirrors will give you an extra bit of ambience.
Round Mirrors
Round Wall Mirrors by The Bonnie Home
Still hanging on (pardon the pun) to that old rectangular mirror that was left when you moved in? Time to break the mold. Round mirrors are much more modern and set the impressive tone of your home early on. Quirky yet vibrant, they are the way to go!
Round Mirrors That Match With Almost Everything
Round mirrors match almost any type of decor. A rectangle side unit? Yes. A round side table? Yes. It's hard to picture something that they don't match with. Give it a try?
Your reflection deserves a frame that's as fabulous as you are.
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Built To Last Circular Mirrors
At Bonnie Home, we believe great furniture is built with intention. Our circular mirrors are crafted from sustainably sourced materials, ensuring minimal environmental impact while preserving quality. Sturdy construction and timeless design mean each piece will stay with you through seasons of style changes. Whether you're drawn to sleek contemporary lines or rich vintage silhouettes, our collection offers pieces that resonate with your values and your aesthetic—each, a beautiful, conscious choice for your home.
Round Mirror faq's
Absolutely—they're one of the best design tricks for opening up a room. Round mirrors naturally soften the look of a space thanks to their curved edges, and when placed strategically, they reflect light and create the illusion of depth. This makes them ideal for compact areas like entryways, powder rooms, or narrow hallways. Unlike angular mirrors, which can feel rigid or boxy, round mirrors introduce a sense of flow and balance that helps small spaces feel more inviting and expansive.
Choosing the right size depends on both the function and the visual impact you’re aiming for. If you're placing it above a console table or vanity, the mirror should be slightly narrower than the furniture beneath it to maintain proportion. For statement pieces, especially in living rooms or dining areas, oversized round mirrors can anchor the space and become a focal point. On the other hand, smaller round mirrors work beautifully in gallery walls or as accent pieces. Always consider the scale of the room and surrounding décor—too small and it might get lost, too large and it could overwhelm the space.
Yes, and that’s part of their charm. Round mirrors are incredibly versatile and can adapt to a wide range of aesthetics. In minimalist or Scandinavian interiors, a frameless or thin black-rimmed round mirror adds clean elegance. For boho or rustic styles, wood-framed round mirrors bring warmth and texture. Even in ultra-modern or industrial spaces, metallic finishes like brass or matte steel can make a round mirror feel right at home. Their shape is timeless, and with the right frame and placement, they can complement virtually any design language.