How to Style a Gallery Wall with Mirrors: 2025 Edition

The Empire Art Direct Wall Mirror is a sophisticated piece that scores 7.5/10, making it a stylish choice for your gallery wall. Its rectangular shape and glossy wood frame add a modern touch, while the heavy weight indicates high quality, despite making installation slightly challenging. Perfect for versatile hanging, this mirror enhances any room with the ability to hang both horizontally and vertically, though be mindful of its slightly larger-than-advertised size in tight spaces.

In our testing, the Crate & Barrel Emmy Wall Mirror stood out for its Tudor-arch silhouette and brass-finished iron frame in a gold-leaf tone, instantly elevating an entryway gallery. While not our highest scorer at 8/10, it brings warm, classic polish and secure cleat hardware, though the 36" x 40" scale and heavy build can overwhelm small walls and add to installation cost. Our experience shows the finish picks up fingerprints, so occasional polishing helps; pair with smaller mirrors to balance its architectural presence.

The Strap Mirror from Design Within Reach, scoring 7/10, brings minimalist appeal to modern decor. Its sleek design features a glossy round metal frame, suitable for various spaces, while the woven polyester strap may not suit everyone's style. Ideal for adding a subtle touch of modern luxury to your gallery wall, this mirror combines functionality with style, enhancing your space's brightness effortlessly.

During our review, the Anthropologie Gleaming Primrose Mirror earned a 9.5/10 and ranks among our top-rated picks, thanks to its ornate, vintage-inspired metal frame and bathroom-rated construction that holds up in humid spaces. Available in multiple sizes and gold-leaf finishes, it’s easy to scale a gallery wall—use a larger piece as the anchor and mix smaller companions for balance. We did find the $548 price steep, and larger sizes face shipping restrictions and potential transit damage. Because each is handcrafted, expect slight variations if you’re ordering multiples.

Our experience shows that the Designart Feathers Wall Mirror brings an artistic touch to your gallery wall, thanks to its unique printed design. While the frameless, glossy oval form radiates bohemian flair, it's worth noting the potential durability issues due to its design. During our review, this mirror scored a modest 6.5/10, primarily due to its higher price point and less robust construction, making it ideal for spaces where aesthetics outweigh resilience.

Elevate your rustic gallery wall with this handcrafted Reclaimed Wood Mirror, scoring a respectful 7/10 in our review. Its unique eco-friendly design and substantial frame add warmth and character to any room, though it comes at a premium price. Note that it is made to order, with a possible lengthy lead-time and limited delivery options, making it an excellent option for those residing within Los Angeles seeking customization.

Our review finds the Gold Leaf Iron Wall Mirror a classic choice for your gallery wall, scoring a 6.5/10 due to its robust, elegant gold leaf finish. While some may find its weight a challenge and the gold shade darker than expected, its sturdy construction ensures longevity. Easy to hang, it's ideal for adding a touch of luxury, though additional hardware may be necessary for secure mounting.

Earning an 8.5/10 in our testing, the KOHROS Venetian Silver Wall Mirror offers a luxurious addition to your decor with its ornate, frameless design and glossy finish. The clarity of the reflection and durable packaging set it apart, despite some users mentioning minor defects upon delivery. For gallery walls seeking elegance, this mirror provides a bright and sophisticated choice, though extra support may be needed for mounting.

During our review, the Pink Geometric Flower Mirror by Designart scored 8/10, celebrated for its standout design. Its frameless, oval shape features a unique pink geometric pattern that adds a modern flair, but care is needed as the edges can chip. Ideal for those looking to make a bold statement, this mirror instantly becomes a conversation starter, brightening up any room with its glossy finish and distortion-free reflection.

Featuring a budget-friendly option with a 6.5/10 score, the Sunburst Wall Mirror by Infinity Instruments offers an eye-catching design for your gallery wall. Its gold plastic frame and stylish sunburst design add character and light to any room; however, it may suffer from quality issues like bent rods. While the mirror's diameter ensures versatile placement, note that its smaller reflective surface might not meet all expectations.

In our testing, the PERFNIQUE Asymmetrical Wall Mirror stood out with an 8.5/10 score due to its creative design. Its unique asymmetrical shape offers versatility with both vertical and horizontal hanging, although some users noted its unexpected weight. Crafted from high-quality HD float glass, this mirror provides distortion-free reflections, making it a striking addition to any modern gallery wall with its sophisticated flair.

The Irregular Mirror stands out in our testing with a high score of 8/10. This unique piece combines an organic design with high-quality reflection, free from distortion, adding character to any gallery wall. While the mounting process can be tricky due to its irregular shape, its versatile placement options allow this modern mirror to enhance a variety of spaces seamlessly, although some users noted a slight odor upon opening.

At $85, the Umbra Hub Oval earned a 6/10 in our testing - a modern, easy-to-hang option that slots nicely into a casual gallery wall. We like the matte rubber/plastic rim for its bump protection, and the included hardware lets you mount it vertically or horizontally. However, some units arrive damaged, the trim can scuff walls, and a single-point hanger can shift with bumps. Add felt pads and use two wall anchors or a cleat for stability; if you want a sturdier upgrade, the West Elm round mirror scored higher.

The Marbled Geode Vanity Mirror by Designart earns its high rating of 9/10 with its unique printed design and durable construction. Perfect for a modern gallery wall, its scratch-proof and fade-resistant finish ensures longevity, though the frameless design may not suit everyone's taste. With clear reflections and adaptable hanging options, it's a sophisticated piece that dazzles, ideal for those aiming to add contemporary flair and spatial depth.

Looking for a clean anchor for your mirror gallery? The West Elm Metal Frame Round Wall Mirror scored 7.5/10 in our testing, a solid mid-tier pick for its slim, minimalist profile and diameters from 24 to 48 inches. We found the included hardware and bathroom-safe rating make placement easy, from entryways to above a sofa, while the antique-finish metal frame keeps the look warm. Trade-offs: it's mild-steel made in China, and the 48-inch size is heavy (about 53 lbs) and likely a two-person install; still solid value for most galleries.

The Kendrick Iridescent Wall Mirror by Misewell, reviewed at 7/10, introduces a splash of modern sophistication with its striking iridescent finish. Although its 26-inch size limits its impact in larger spaces, this meticulously crafted round mirror enhances a gallery wall with unique visual allure. Be prepared for the higher price point, as its handcrafted quality and local assembly contribute to its luxurious appeal.

For a budget-friendly way to build a mirrored grid, the IKEA BLODLÖNN scored 4.5/10 in our review - fun for experimenting, but not our long-term pick for a gallery wall. The frameless, glossy squares can be grouped to fake a larger mirror, and the safety film limits damage if a tile cracks. We found supplied double-sided tape unreliable and tough on paint when removed, and tiles can shatter if dropped; upgrade to stronger strips or mirror mastic on a backing board, or consider a higher-rated single-piece like West Elm's mirror.