Scandinavian Wall Mirrors

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

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Scandinavian Wall Mirrors Canada – Minimal Framed & Round Wall Mirrors

Scandinavian-style wall mirrors use round forms with thin natural wood, rattan, and brushed brass frames, clean rectangular profiles with slender borders, and arched and oval shapes that let the reflective surface do its work without decorative interference. A large round mirror with a thin oak or brass frame in an entryway or bathroom is a signature Nordic interior moment.

See also our broader Scandinavian mirrors selection and illuminated mirrors for bathroom applications.

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

Placement & Sizing

Entryways

Mount at roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor to center for most entryway and living room applications, where the mirror serves both a practical and reflective-light role.

Above Furniture

Above a console, sideboard, or vanity, choose a mirror spanning about two-thirds to three-quarters the furniture width, leaving several inches of clearance above the surface.

Small Spaces

In smaller rooms, a single large mirror opposite a window multiplies natural light more effectively than several small pieces.

Brands in This Collection

Mirrors from Renwil, Astro Lighting, Surya, Jamie Young, and Livabliss.

Scandinavian Wall Mirror FAQs

What height should a wall mirror be hung at?

Mount the center at roughly 57 to 60 inches from the floor for most applications — approximately average eye level. Above furniture, leave several inches of clearance between the top of the piece and the bottom of the frame.

What size wall mirror should I choose?

Above furniture, aim for roughly two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the piece below. On an open wall, scale to the wall itself — a mirror too small for a large wall reads as an afterthought.

What frame materials suit a Scandinavian interior?

Thin natural wood (oak, birch), rattan, and brushed brass frames all suit the Nordic material palette. Frameless or near-frameless designs also work where you want the reflective surface to be the only element.

Can a wall mirror be hung in a bathroom?

It depends on the frame material and finish — some decorative mirrors handle bathroom humidity well and others don’t. For dedicated bathroom use with integrated lighting, see our illuminated mirrors collection.

How do I hang a heavy mirror safely?

Anchor into wall studs where possible, or use hardware rated above the mirror’s weight. Check the product’s listed weight and included mounting hardware, and match anchors to your wall construction.

Where can I buy Scandinavian wall 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 Wall Mirrors

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

Choose the form
Round mirrors with thin natural wood or brass frames are the most characteristic Scandinavian wall mirror form. The circle adds softness to rooms with rectilinear furniture and architecture. Arched forms suit entryways and bathrooms. Simple rectangular profiles with minimal frames suit bedrooms and studies.
Choose natural frame materials
Thin birch and oak, slim brass profiles, and rattan surrounds are the most characteristically Scandinavian frame materials. Avoid heavily decorative, gilded, or ornate frames — the form and material should be enough.
Position for natural light
Place mirrors opposite windows to multiply natural light. In dark entryways and hallways, position a mirror to capture and extend available daylight. Natural light multiplication is a characteristic Scandinavian use of mirrors.
Scale with restraint
In a Scandinavian bathroom, a round mirror matching the vanity width. In a living room, a round mirror at 30 to 40 inches diameter reads as a considered design object without dominating. Center at 57 to 60 inches from the floor.
LocationSizeMounting height
Bathroom (round)Match vanity width4-6" above faucet
Entryway (round)24" - 36" diameterCenter at 57-60"
Living room (round)30" - 48" diameterCenter at 57-60"
Bedroom (rectangular)20" - 36" wideCenter at 57-60"
HallwayProportional to corridorCenter at 57-60"
Common questions
Scandinavian Wall Mirrors FAQ
What defines Scandinavian wall mirrors?
Scandinavian wall 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 rectilinear rooms and is the most recognizable Scandinavian mirror form.
What frame material is most Scandinavian?
Thin birch, oak, and brass. Avoid ornate or decorated frames.
How do I use mirrors to add light in a Nordic interior?
Position large mirrors opposite windows to multiply natural daylight. In dark hallways, a mirror at the corridor end extends perceived depth and brightens the space.
What size for a bathroom vanity mirror?
Match the vanity width. For round bathroom mirrors, choose a diameter 4 to 6 inches narrower than the vanity width.
Do you offer free shipping?
Yes, free standard shipping across Canada on all orders over $199, including wall mirrors.
What brands do you carry?
We carry Scandinavian wall mirrors from Normann Copenhagen, Muuto, Ferm Living, Gubi, and Menu.

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