Round + Oval Mirrors

A round or oval mirror does something a rectangular mirror cannot: it softens the geometry of a room, introduces a shape that reads as organic and considered, and creates a focal point on a wall without the formality of a framed rectangle. At Lulu and Georgia, the round and oval mirror collection spans large circle mirrors, arched and elongated ovals, sunburst and decorative frames, and minimal round mirrors in brass, black, wood, rattan, and mixed materials — each chosen for shape, scale, and the quality of the frame as an object in its own right.

What round and oval mirrors does Lulu and Georgia carry?

The collection includes large-format circle mirrors in simple metal and wood frames, decorative round mirrors with sunburst, rope, and rattan frames, arch-top and elongated oval mirrors, small and medium accent mirrors for bathrooms and entryways, and oversized statement rounds for living rooms and dining rooms. Frame materials span brass and blackened steel, natural and painted wood, rattan and woven fiber, and mixed metal constructions.

Where do round mirrors work best in a home?

Round mirrors work particularly well above a console table in an entryway, over a dresser or nightstand in a bedroom, in a bathroom above a vanity, and on a gallery wall where their shape contrasts with rectangular frames. Above a fireplace or sofa, a large round or oval mirror functions similarly to a painting — it anchors the wall and creates a focal point. The round shape is especially useful for breaking up an interior that has a lot of strong horizontal or vertical lines.

What size round mirror should I use above a console table?

A round mirror above a console table should be approximately one-half to two-thirds the width of the table for a balanced look — a 48-inch console pairs well with a 24–30-inch mirror. The bottom of the mirror should sit 6–8 inches above any objects on the table surface. For a bolder statement, a mirror that fills the full width of the wall space above the console — rather than just the table — creates a more dramatic and architectural effect.

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