A bedroom with medium blue walls, beige bedding and throw pillows, mirror, desk in front of the window

Mirrors are generally considered to be good feng shui, enhancing positive energy in a space as well as expanding the space and creating more light. Large mirrors in the master bedroom can help you love life more than ever before, allowing you to wake up in a bright and cheery atmosphere.

Whether you’re looking to follow best practices for good bedroom mirror feng shui or go against the grain and leave feng shui by the wayside, the bedroom mirror ideas in the list below are sure to give you inspiration for your next interior design project.

An Oval Mirror to the Side of the Bed in a Blue-toned Room

Darker-toned walls, like these blue bedroom walls, can pose a lighting challenge, particularly in smaller rooms. Hanging a large oval mirror on the far end of a wall perpendicular to the windows can help reflect the natural light and brighten the room without the need for extra light fixtures.

This layout can open up a whole world of design possibilities, allowing you to create the master bedroom or guest room of your dreams.

A dark blue bedroom with a wardrobe in the same color and an oval wall mirror

Photographed by Henrik Linden for Alvhem

A Round Mirror Centered Above the Bed in a Grey and Tan Bedroom

Mirrors directly above the bed are often advised against in feng shui practices. However, this is usually due to the weight of the mirror and safety concerns regarding a heavy object hanging above you while you’re sleeping.

Of course, there is no “wrong” location to hang a mirror and these concerns can be alleviated by using the proper mounting materials and methods, such as an anchor point and mirror-specific hardware. This round mirror is the perfect addition to this grey and tan color palette, balancing the room by filling in empty wall space in a subtle way.

A light grey bedroom with a round mirror above the bed

via Entrance Makleri

A Round Gold-Toned Mirror in a Sandy Colored Bedroom

Similar to the previous idea, this round mirror is an elegant way to decorate the wall above the bed. The color of the frame pairs very well with the coloring of the bedding, while the printed lantern adds a pop of fun texture to the bedroom.

The placement of the mirror in relation to the window helps to disperse sunlight throughout the room, further brightening the space.

A white bedrooom with sand bedding and a round mirror with a wood trim

Styled by Linnéa H. Manaberi for Alvhem

A Frameless Round Mirror in an Earth-Toned Bedroom

This understated mirror perfectly matches the feeling of the bedroom as a whole. The wealth of florals in the room combined with the earthy color palette makes for a relaxing, slightly rustic design.

Additionally, the brown shades found throughout the bedroom are echoed in the strap used to hang the mirror, further pulling everything together. A ceiling painted with a lighter color and a matching floor can also help brighten the bedroom and create a cozy air.

A green floral bedroom wallpaper in combination with rattan furniture and a round wall mirror

via Historiska Hem

A Thin Black Framed Mirror in a Monochromatic Bedroom

This bedroom consists of black and white decor with touches of blue and brown. With the mirror being positioned just to the left of the bed within arm’s reach of the small peg board, getting ready in the morning is a breeze.

The thin black frame on the mirror pairs wonderfully with the aesthetic of this master bedroom, allowing it to blend seamlessly into the background without much fuss.

A round mirror above the bed finishes the decor of a small bedroom with a workspace

via Entrance Makleri

A Long Oval Mirror to the Side of a Twin Bed in a Small Bedroom

Mirrors in guest bedrooms are an easy way to help your guests feel at home. This long, narrow oval mirror adds a bit of depth to the room without the problem of deciding on a wall decor arrangement and what to add to complete the look.

The simple design of the bedroom itself is perfect for house guests who need to spend the night but don’t require a lot of storage or additional areas to put their things.

A long and narrow mirror decorates the wall of a small guest bedroom

Styled by JosefssonLjung, photographed by Alen Cordic for Nya Kvadrat

A Rectangular Mirror Positioned Between the Bed and a Seating Area

With this bedroom design, the mirror helps to create a clear line between the sleep and seating areas without minimizing floor space. The glass surface of the mirror helps to reflect and amplify sunlight from the window, making the room feel more welcoming. The size and shape of the mirror also lends itself well to easy outfit checks for both you and your partner.

A living and sleeping space separated by a mirror on the wall

Styled by Grey Deco, photographed by Frederik J Karlsson for Alvhem

A Small Rectangular Mirror With Rounded Edges Surrounded by Dark Neutrals

Mirrors can also be included in a gallery wall design, either in the middle or on one end as pictured here. The edges are rounded, allowing it to stand out even more from the framed prints beside it. Additionally, the mirror is in just the right location for a quick look at your appearance while browsing through outfits in the dresser.

A sage green bedroom with a mirror reflecting extra daylight back into the space

via Stadshem

A Narrow, Oblong Mirror to the Side of the Bed in With a Blue and Beige Color Palette

Mirrors come in a variety of shapes and sizes, meaning there is always an option to meet your preferences. This extra-long oval mirror is the perfect choice to hang beside the bed, allowing you to enjoy the benefits of its positioning without feeling as if your sleep space is crowded.

The blue-painted walls are reflected in the accents on the bed while the brown and beige tones found both on the bed and the room’s decor work together to create a cohesive look.

A bedroom with medium blue walls, beige bedding and throw pillows, mirror, desk in front of the window

via Alvhem

Multiple Small Mirrors With Contrasting Shapes on a Ledge Above the Bed

Add multiple smaller mirrors above your bed to create even more dimension to the bedroom. These mirrors are both different shapes and different sizes, as well as positioned at different heights and angles, further enhancing their effect. This design helps to bring sunlight deeper into the room without brightening it too much and losing the dramatic effect of the dark tones.

A small dark blue bedroom with two mirrors reflecting the light

Via Residence Magazine

A Small Round Mirror Above the Center of the Bed in a Unique Closet-Centric Bedroom

The location of the bed in this example creates a darker area around the bed by nature. The small round mirror brings in ambient light from the outer room and helps the niche bed area appear visually brighter. This mirror is also an appropriate size for its location, filling only a portion of the wall to avoid overcrowding the bed.

A custom-built bed nook solution integrated inside a cabinet with a mirror reflecting the light

via Entrance Makleri

An Elegant, Intricate Mirror Alongside Artwork in the Bedroom

For a timeless, elegant touch in your bedrooms, add a decorative brass mirror above the bed. This mirror adds a delicate air to the room and features floral detailing that’s echoed in the artwork hanging beside it.

The simplistic, yet cozy decor in this bedroom matches the energy produced by these objects, creating an inviting and relaxing area for sleeping.

A small bedroom with pale blue walls and an antique brass mirror above the bed

via Stadshem

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