Scandinavian Mirrors

Round wood frames, minimal brass borders, and arched forms for living rooms, entryways, and bathrooms. Shop from Normann Copenhagen, Muuto, Ferm Living, and more.

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Scandinavian Mirrors Canada – Round, Arched & Minimal-Frame Wall Mirrors

Scandinavian-style mirrors use round forms with slim wood, rattan, and brass frames, clean rectangular profiles with slender borders, arched shapes in natural materials, and nearly frameless configurations that prioritize the reflective surface over any decorative surround. They add depth and multiply natural light without introducing visual complexity.

In smaller homes where daylight is limited, a large mirror opposite a window does more for perceived space and brightness than almost any other single change. Explore related pieces in our illuminated mirrors collection or the broader Scandinavian wall mirrors selection.

All products are priced in Canadian dollars with free shipping on orders over $199 CAD.

Placement & Sizing

Entryways & Consoles

Above a console, choose a mirror spanning about two-thirds to three-quarters the console width and mount the center at roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor, leaving 6 to 8 inches of clearance above the surface.

Living Rooms

A large round mirror with a thin wood or brass frame adds softness to rooms with otherwise rectilinear furniture. Positioned opposite a window, it reflects daylight deeper into the room.

Bedrooms & Dressing Areas

Full-length and arched mirrors suit bedrooms and dressing areas, adding vertical proportion and a practical dressing surface in one piece.

Brands in This Collection

This collection features mirrors from Renwil, the Canadian décor brand known for its mirror range.

Scandinavian Mirror FAQs

What size mirror should I hang above a console?

Choose a mirror spanning roughly two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the console. For a 60-inch console, that’s a 40 to 45-inch mirror. Mount the center at about 57 to 60 inches from the floor with 6 to 8 inches of clearance above the surface.

How do mirrors make a room feel larger?

A mirror positioned opposite or adjacent to a window reflects daylight deeper into the room and visually extends the space beyond the wall plane. Larger mirrors do this more effectively than clusters of small ones.

Round or rectangular — which should I choose?

Round mirrors soften rooms dominated by straight lines and rectangular furniture, which is why they read as characteristically Nordic. Rectangular mirrors suit narrow walls and reinforce vertical or horizontal proportion where you want it.

How should a mirror be hung securely?

Larger mirrors are heavy and should be anchored into studs or with hardware rated for the mirror’s weight. Check the product’s weight and included hardware, and use appropriate wall anchors for your wall type.

Can these mirrors be used in bathrooms?

Some decorative mirrors are suitable for bathrooms and some are not, depending on the frame material and finish. For dedicated bathroom mirrors with integrated lighting, see our illuminated mirrors collection.

Where can I buy Scandinavian mirrors in Canada?

Montreal Lighting & Hardware carries them online and at our Mount-Royal showroom (5670 Paré Street, Quebec, H4P 2M2). We ship Canada-wide at CAD prices with free shipping on orders over $199. Call (514) 416-2013.

Buying guide
How to Choose Scandinavian Mirrors

Frame form, size, position, and material determine how Scandinavian mirrors read in a space.

Choose the form
Round mirrors with thin natural wood or brass frames are the most characteristic Scandinavian mirror form — the circle adds softness to rooms with predominantly rectilinear furniture and architecture. Simple rectangular profiles suit bathrooms and bedrooms. Arched forms suit entryways. Frameless or nearly frameless configurations suit rooms where the mirror itself should disappear and only the reflection matter.
Use mirrors to amplify natural light
In Nordic interiors, mirrors are positioned strategically to multiply precious daylight. Place large mirrors opposite windows to double natural light. In dark hallways, a mirror at the end of the corridor extends the perceived depth and brightens the space.
Scale with restraint
Above a console, span two-thirds the table width. In a bathroom, match the vanity width. In a living room, a large round mirror at 30 to 40 inches diameter reads as a considered design object.
Choose natural materials
Thin birch and oak frames, slim brass profiles, and rattan surrounds are the most characteristically Scandinavian frame materials. Avoid ornate or heavily decorative frames — the form and material quality should speak without surface detail.
LocationWidth / diameterMounting height
Above console (round)24" - 36" diameter6-12" above table
Living room (round)30" - 48" diameterCenter at 57-60"
Bedroom (rectangular)24" - 36" wideCenter at 57-60"
Entryway (arched)Proportional to wallCenter at 57-60"
Bathroom vanityMatch vanity width4-6" above faucet
Common questions
Scandinavian Mirrors FAQ
What defines Scandinavian mirrors?
Scandinavian mirrors use round forms with thin birch, oak, and brass frames, simple rectangular profiles, arched natural material surrounds, and nearly frameless configurations to add reflective surface with Nordic material restraint.
What form is most characteristic?
Round mirrors with thin natural wood or brass frames — the circle softens rooms with rectilinear furniture and is the most recognizable Scandinavian mirror form.
How do Scandinavian interiors use mirrors strategically?
Opposite windows to double natural daylight. At the end of dark hallways to extend perceived depth. In small apartments to expand perceived space. Natural light is precious in Nordic climates — mirrors are tools for amplifying it.
What frame material is most Scandinavian?
Thin birch and oak, slim brass, and rattan. Avoid ornate or heavily decorative frames.
What size for a bathroom vanity?
Match the vanity width. For round mirrors in bathrooms, choose a diameter 4 to 6 inches narrower than the vanity width so the mirror sits within the vanity's footprint.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, free standard shipping across Canada on all orders over $199, including mirrors.
What brands do you carry?
We carry Scandinavian mirrors from Normann Copenhagen, Muuto, Ferm Living, Gubi, and Menu.