Choosing an arch mirror is largely about getting three things right: size, proportions and frame finish. The curved top introduces softness to an interior, while the straight sides retain the clean proportions of a traditional rectangle.

The Ava Arch Mirror is a good example of this balance, combining a simple full length silhouette with a slim frame for bedrooms, dressing areas and living spaces.

If you're comparing designs, explore our complete collection of Arch Mirrors.

Why Choose an Arch Mirror?

Most rooms are dominated by straight lines — doors, windows, wardrobes, beds, consoles and cabinetry are generally rectangular.

An arch mirror introduces a curve without completely changing that geometry.

This makes it an easy choice for contemporary interiors where you want something softer than a rectangle but more restrained than an irregular or organic mirror.

What Size Arch Mirror Should You Choose?

Start with how you intend to use it.

For an everyday dressing mirror, a full length arch mirror provides a practical head-to-toe reflection while also having enough scale to become an interior feature.

Larger arch mirrors work particularly well against open bedroom and living room walls, while narrower designs can fit beside wardrobes or between furniture.

Before choosing your size, measure the available wall and leave enough negative space around the mirror for the arch shape to remain clearly visible.

Choosing the Ava Arch Mirror

The Ava Arch Full Length Mirror is designed for people who want the simplicity of a classic full length mirror with the softer appearance of an arch.

Its streamlined shape makes it versatile enough to work across different interiors rather than locking the room into one particular style.

In a minimalist space, the arch provides subtle visual interest. In a warm neutral bedroom, its curved silhouette works naturally alongside upholstered furniture, linen and timber. In a contemporary living room, the Ava can become a statement feature without requiring an ornate frame.

Where Should You Put the Ava Arch Mirror?

In a bedroom, position the Ava near your wardrobe or dressing area with enough room to step backwards and comfortably see your reflection.

In a living room, an open wall gives the mirror more opportunity to become part of the overall interior.

Placement also determines what appears in the reflection. Positioning the Ava where it reflects natural light, greenery or an open section of the room can create a greater sense of depth.

What Colour Arch Mirror Should You Choose?

Your frame doesn't need to perfectly match your furniture.

A black arch mirror provides stronger definition and works particularly well with neutral walls and darker interior details.

A gold arch mirror introduces warmth and pairs naturally with cream, beige, timber and stone.

A lighter metallic finish creates a more understated frame, allowing the reflective glass and arch silhouette to become the focus.

Arch Mirror vs Rectangle Mirror

Choose a rectangle if you want to reinforce the straight, architectural lines already present in your room.

Choose an arch when you want to introduce softness while maintaining symmetry.

This is where the Ava works particularly well. It still has the familiar proportions and functionality of a traditional full length mirror, but the curved top gives it a more distinctive architectural shape.

Is the Ava Arch Mirror Right for Your Space?

The Ava is a strong option if you're looking for a full length arch mirror that's simple enough to work across different interior styles.

Consider your available wall space, how much of a statement you want the mirror to make and which frame finish works with the materials already in your room.

You can also compare the Ava with other sizes and styles in our Arch Mirrors collection before deciding which design best suits your space.