Splurge vs. Save: Stunning Floor Length Mirror Picks for Every Budget
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Welcome to Day 1 of my Splurge vs. Save series! All week, I’m putting one home decor category to the test. You’ll get a budget-friendly find and a higher-end pick, so you can decide where to spend and where to save. First up: floor length mirrors.
A great floor length mirror can change the whole feel of a room. It bounces light around and makes a space feel larger. It also gives you a full-outfit check on your way out the door. The good news is you don’t have to spend a fortune to get a beautiful one.
Save: $69.99
This arched mirror brings a soft, on-trend silhouette in a slim profile. It tucks nicely into a bedroom corner or leans beside a closet, proving a beautiful mirror doesn’t have to break the bank.
Splurge: $299
If you have a little more room in the budget, this oversized arched mirror with a warm frame makes a real statement. The larger scale and finished frame give it a more elevated feel, perfect as the focal point of a living room or primary suite.
Both options bring the same soft arch and warm tone into your space, so it really comes down to scale and budget. Come back tomorrow for Day 2 of the series!
Shop the Full List
I put together a shoppable Amazon list with the save and splurge mirror picks from this post — pick whichever fits your budget and style.
[Shop the Splurge vs. Save Mirror List →]
Frequently Asked Questions
The save pick ($69.99) is a slim arched mirror with a simple frame, while the splurge pick ($299) is an oversized arched mirror with a more substantial warm gold frame and finished details.
A floor length mirror works well leaning against a wall near a closet, tucked into a corner that gets natural light, or beside a dresser where you can check your full outfit before heading out the door.
Yes. Choosing a budget mirror with the same soft, arched silhouette as a pricier option keeps the look cohesive, even when the frame and scale are more modest.
For a bedroom corner or closet nook, a slimmer profile around 16 to 20 inches wide works well. For a living room or primary suite, an oversized arched mirror closer to 30 inches wide makes the best statement piece.
