A slim, full-length mirror or a tall wall-mounted style works well in a hallway. It adds light, creates the illusion of more space, and offers a quick outfit check on the way out. Framed designs in classic finishes also add character without taking up too much room.

Large mirrors placed opposite windows help reflect natural light and open up the space. Try a rectangular or oversized round design on a central wall to give the impression of depth, ideal for smaller living rooms or bedrooms that need a lift.

Oval mirrors work beautifully above console tables, fireplaces or in bathrooms where you want something softer than a square shape. The curved edges bring a bit of balance and elegance to harder lines in your space, making them a favourite for feature walls.

Yes, leaning a mirror adds a relaxed, effortless look to your space. It’s especially effective with oversized mirrors in bedrooms or dressing areas. Just make sure it's placed securely to avoid slipping, and let it reflect your best angles.