Wall Mirrors

The Wall Mirrors collection at Lulu and Georgia brings decorative wall mirrors, floor mirrors, and leaning mirrors to the bedroom, entryway, living room, and bathroom in a range of shapes, finishes, and sizes. The collection includes the Tulca Mirror (from $224), Tulca Floor Mirror (from $499), Puddle Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $598), and the Puddle Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel in a larger format (from $698). Mirrors at Lulu and Georgia are selected for their design character as much as their reflective function.

What decorative mirrors does Lulu and Georgia carry?

Lulu and Georgia's Wall Mirrors collection includes the Tulca Mirror (from $224) in a clean, round format with a slim frame, the Tulca Floor Mirror (from $499) as a leaning full-length option, the Puddle Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $598) in her signature organic, pooling silhouette, and the Rook, Ripple, and Anastasia mirror families from the Sarah Sherman Samuel collection in wavy, undulating, and ridged-arch designs. All are available at Lulu and Georgia in the finishes listed on individual product pages.

How do I choose the right wall mirror for my space?

Choose a mirror size proportionate to the wall and the furniture below it. Above a console or dresser, a mirror should be 50 to 75 percent of the console's width. For a full-length mirror, allow a few inches of floor clearance when leaning and position it where natural light hits it at an angle that reflects light into the room. In an entryway, a smaller mirror at eye level (the Tulca from $224) provides a last-check point; in a bedroom, a larger format (Tulca Floor Mirror from $499, or Puddle from $598) creates a reflective focal wall.

What is the best placement for a decorative mirror in a living room?

In a living room, a mirror works best on a wall that faces a window, a fireplace, or a strong focal point—reflecting that element back into the room to add depth and visual interest. A large round mirror like the Tulca (from $224) above a fireplace or console creates a classic pairing. The organic Puddle Mirror by Sarah Sherman Samuel (from $598) works as a standalone sculptural object on a bare wall, where its irregular silhouette is most legible. Avoid placing mirrors directly across from each other to prevent an infinity-mirror effect.

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