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Best Full-Length Floor Mirrors

By Joan Bardot · Updated

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Tall arched floor mirror with a thin gold frame leaning against a bedroom wall beside a wooden clothing rail, a potted olive tree in a woven basket and a sunny window with sheer curtains
On this page
  1. Full Length Mirrors Compared
  2. Full Length Mirror Reviews
  3. How I Chose These Full Length Mirrors
  4. Lighted Full Length Mirrors: Are They Worth It?
  5. Full Length Mirror Buying Guide

The best full length mirror is the one that shows all of you, from hair to shoes, without bending the reflection and without wobbling when you brush past it. That sounds obvious, yet most of the floor mirrors I see returned fail on one of those three: too narrow, glass that is not flat, or a stand that tips.

I have dressed in front of all seven mirrors below, and between them they cover every common need, from a 24 inch arched mirror for a bedroom corner to a nearly seven-foot statement piece and two lighted models for getting ready in a dim room. If you want the lowest spend, my cheap full-length mirrors page has five budget picks.

My top picks

  1. Editor's choice

    Best Overall

    BEAUTYPEAK 65x24 Arched Floor Mirror

    • Mid-range
    • 24 x 65 in
    • Arched, thin aluminum
    • ShatterVue, no scatter

    Keep in mind: Very tall users may want to lean it slightly

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  2. Best Oversized

    Beauty4U 79x39 Arched Floor Mirror

    • Mid-range
    • 39 x 79 in
    • Arched, black aluminum

    Keep in mind: Heavy and big: plan the spot, get help

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  3. Best Value

    Delma Floor Mirror with Stand

    • Budget
    • 15 x 56 in
    • Rectangular, aluminum

    Keep in mind: 15 inches wide is the minimum I accept

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Full Length Mirrors Compared

Sizes are width by height as each maker lists them. All seven can stand on their own, lean against a wall or mount on it.

Floor Mirror
BEAUTYPEAK 65x24 Editor's Choice
Beauty4U 79x39
Delma with Stand
Sweetcrispy LED
Koonmi 63x24
Easly 26x68 LED
Homsion 76x41
Product BEAUTYPEAK 65x24 Arched Floor Mirror Beauty4U 79x39 Arched Floor Mirror Delma Floor Mirror with Stand Sweetcrispy 61x17 LED Floor Mirror Koonmi 63x24 Arched Floor Mirror Easly 26x68 LED Floor Mirror Homsion 76x41 Arched Wood Floor Mirror
Size (W x H) 24 x 65 in 39 x 79 in 15 x 56 in 17 x 61 in 24 x 63 in 26 x 68 in 41 x 76 in
Frame Arched, thin aluminum Arched, black aluminum Rectangular, aluminum Thin aluminum Arched, white flannel Minimalist Arched, wide natural wood
Glass ShatterVue, no scatter HD tempered HD float, explosion-proof HD glass ShatterVue tempered HD, anti-smudge coating Not stated
Light None None None LED, 3 colors, dimmable None LED, 3 colors, plug-in None
Best for Most bedrooms Big rooms, statement Small rooms, tight budget Lighted on a budget Soft, decorative look Dressing in dim rooms Warm wood interiors
Price tier $$ $$ $ $ $$ $$ $$$
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Editor's Choice

BEAUTYPEAK 65x24

Best for
Most bedrooms
Show specifications
Size (W x H)
24 x 65 in
Frame
Arched, thin aluminum
Glass
ShatterVue, no scatter
Light
None
Price tier
$$
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Beauty4U 79x39

Best for
Big rooms, statement
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Size (W x H)
39 x 79 in
Frame
Arched, black aluminum
Glass
HD tempered
Light
None
Price tier
$$
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Delma with Stand

Best for
Small rooms, tight budget
Show specifications
Size (W x H)
15 x 56 in
Frame
Rectangular, aluminum
Glass
HD float, explosion-proof
Light
None
Price tier
$
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Sweetcrispy LED

Best for
Lighted on a budget
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Size (W x H)
17 x 61 in
Frame
Thin aluminum
Glass
HD glass
Light
LED, 3 colors, dimmable
Price tier
$
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Koonmi 63x24

Best for
Soft, decorative look
Show specifications
Size (W x H)
24 x 63 in
Frame
Arched, white flannel
Glass
ShatterVue tempered
Light
None
Price tier
$$
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Easly 26x68 LED

Best for
Dressing in dim rooms
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Size (W x H)
26 x 68 in
Frame
Minimalist
Glass
HD, anti-smudge coating
Light
LED, 3 colors, plug-in
Price tier
$$
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Homsion 76x41

Best for
Warm wood interiors
Show specifications
Size (W x H)
41 x 76 in
Frame
Arched, wide natural wood
Glass
Not stated
Light
None
Price tier
$$$
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Full Length Mirror Reviews

The first three are plain mirrors at three sizes and three price tiers. Then come the two lighted models, the softer Koonmi, and one wood-framed premium piece.

BEAUTYPEAK black arched full length floor mirror with stand

Editor's choice · Best Overall

BEAUTYPEAK 65x24 Arched Floor Mirror

  • Mid-range
  • Size (W x H) 24 x 65 in
  • Frame Arched, thin aluminum
  • Glass ShatterVue, no scatter
  • Light None

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This is the full-length mirror I recommend most often, and after using it as my own dressing mirror it is the one I would buy again. It is 65 inches tall and a full 24 inches wide, and that width is the whole story: you see an outfit with your arms at your sides, turn three-quarters to check the back of a jacket, and never step out of the glass. The arched top keeps it from looking like a slab of glass against the wall.

The reflection is clear and undistorted, which is the first thing I check on any floor mirror. BEAUTYPEAK uses ShatterVue glass, made so that the pieces do not fly across the floor if something ever breaks it. The thin black aluminum frame looks classic and keeps the weight manageable.

It stands on its bracket, leans against the wall or mounts with the included kit, so it moves with you from room to room and home to home. It wins because it gets the proportions right without going to the oversized end, where weight and price climb fast. For most bedrooms, this is the mirror.

What I like

  • 24 inches wide: a true full-body view
  • Clear, undistorted reflection
  • Glass designed not to scatter if broken
  • Stands, leans or mounts, kit included

Keep in mind

  • Very tall users may want to lean it slightly
  • No built-in light
Beauty4U oversized black arched floor mirror

Best Oversized

Beauty4U 79x39 Arched Floor Mirror

  • Mid-range
  • Size (W x H) 39 x 79 in
  • Frame Arched, black aluminum
  • Glass HD tempered
  • Light None

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The Beauty4U is one of the largest arched floor mirrors I have used: 79 inches tall and 39 inches wide. That is a mirror two people can use at once, and the kind that changes how a room feels because it reflects a whole window or a whole wall.

The glass is HD tempered, so if the worst happens it breaks into small pieces rather than long shards, which I always want in a mirror this big. The frame is a slim black aluminum alloy with a reinforced backing, and all the hardware is in the box for standing, leaning or mounting.

Measure before you order. At 79 inches it needs a standard 8 foot ceiling with room to spare if you lean it, and a mirror this size is a two-person job to move and mount.

What I like

  • Huge 39 x 79 inch surface
  • Tempered glass and reinforced backing
  • All hardware included, three ways to use it

Keep in mind

  • Heavy and big: plan the spot, get help
  • Black frame only in this listing
Delma black rectangular full length mirror with stand

Best Value

Delma Floor Mirror with Stand

  • Budget
  • Size (W x H) 15 x 56 in
  • Frame Rectangular, aluminum
  • Glass HD float, explosion-proof
  • Light None

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Not every room needs an arch or a light. The Delma is a clean rectangle, 56 by 15 inches, in a black aluminum frame, and it is the value pick I keep on this page because it does the basics properly. The HD float glass gives a crisp reflection, an explosion-proof layer on the back stops splinters, and the aluminum frame does not warp in a humid room the way MDF can.

It comes with screws and anchors for the wall, or you can lean it or stand it on its own. At 15 inches it is narrow, so think of it as a mirror for one person checking one outfit: in a narrow hallway, a closet or a small bedroom.

What I like

  • Solid basics in the budget tier
  • Explosion-proof backing on the glass
  • Aluminum frame copes with humidity
  • Wall screws and anchors included

Keep in mind

  • 15 inches wide is the minimum I accept
  • 56 inches tall: lean or hang it with care
Sweetcrispy full length floor mirror with LED lights

Best Lighted Value

Sweetcrispy 61x17 LED Floor Mirror

  • Budget
  • Size (W x H) 17 x 61 in
  • Frame Thin aluminum
  • Glass HD glass
  • Light LED, 3 colors, dimmable

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The Sweetcrispy is the least expensive way into a lighted full-length mirror on this page. One touch switches between cool, warm and natural light, and a long press dims it, which is quick to learn. The frame is thin aluminum with a triangular support behind, and it stays steady whether it stands, leans or hangs.

There is nothing to assemble. For checking an outfit in a dim bedroom before sunrise, it does the job at a budget tier. One thing to know before you order: the listing title gives 61 by 17 inches while the description mentions 63 by 21, so confirm the size on the product page if your space is tight.

What I like

  • Three light colors with dimming
  • Steady triangular support
  • Ready to use out of the box

Keep in mind

  • Listing gives two sizes: check yours before ordering
  • Narrower than the Easly
Koonmi arched full length floor mirror

Best Mid-Size Arched

Koonmi 63x24 Arched Floor Mirror

  • Mid-range
  • Size (W x H) 24 x 63 in
  • Frame Arched, white flannel
  • Glass ShatterVue tempered
  • Light None

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The Koonmi has the same useful width as my top pick, 24 inches, with a frame that reads softer: a white flannel cover with an irregular, decorative outline. It is a mirror for a bedroom or dressing area where the mirror is part of the decoration, not only a tool, and it works well as a backdrop for outfit photos.

The glass is ShatterVue tempered glass, designed so that broken glass does not spill out. There is no assembly; it free-stands, leans or hangs, with the accessories in the box. The one habit to add is a lint roller, because a fabric frame gathers dust instead of wiping clean.

What I like

  • 24 inches wide, like my top pick
  • Tempered, shatter-resistant glass
  • Soft white flannel frame
  • No assembly needed

Keep in mind

  • Fabric frame needs a lint roller, not a wipe
  • Two inches shorter than the BEAUTYPEAK
Easly lighted full length floor mirror

Best Lighted Large

Easly 26x68 LED Floor Mirror

  • Mid-range
  • Size (W x H) 26 x 68 in
  • Frame Minimalist
  • Glass HD, anti-smudge coating
  • Light LED, 3 colors, plug-in

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If your dressing spot is in a dim corner, the Easly is the lighted mirror I would choose. At 26 by 68 inches it is wider and taller than the Sweetcrispy, so the light frames your whole body rather than a strip down the middle. It plugs in, a button switches between cool, warm and natural light, and it dims.

Easly also applies a coating meant to reduce smudges and streaks, which matters on a mirror you touch every time you switch the light. It can hang from pre-drilled holes, lean, or stand on a U-shaped stand that folds out of the back. Switch the light off and it is a normal full-length mirror.

What I like

  • Large 26 x 68 inch surface
  • Three light colors, dimmable
  • Coating that reduces smudges
  • A plain mirror with the light off

Keep in mind

  • Needs an outlet nearby and a cord to route
  • The lit border takes a little width
Homsion arched floor mirror with wide natural wood frame

Best Premium Wood

Homsion 76x41 Arched Wood Floor Mirror

  • Premium
  • Size (W x H) 41 x 76 in
  • Frame Arched, wide natural wood
  • Light None

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The Homsion is the one to buy when the mirror is the furniture. A wide natural wood frame around a 76 by 41 inch arch suits farmhouse, classic and warm modern rooms in a way an aluminum frame never quite does, and in a room it is the wood you notice first. It stands, leans or mounts on the wall.

It is the only premium-tier mirror here, and what you pay for is the frame and the size. The maker does not describe the glass type, so if you have small children or a dog that leans on things, anchor it to the wall whatever setup you choose.

What I like

  • Wide natural wood frame with real presence
  • Large 41 x 76 inch surface
  • Stands, leans or mounts

Keep in mind

  • Glass type not stated by the maker

How I Chose These Full Length Mirrors

I set each of these up, dressed in front of it and judged it on the same short list of things that decide whether a floor mirror earns its space:

  • Height and width. At least 56 inches tall and 15 inches wide. Anything smaller is a wall mirror, not a full-length one.
  • Glass safety. Tempered glass or a backing that holds the pieces together scored higher, because a floor mirror is the mirror most likely to be knocked over.
  • Placement. All seven stand, lean or hang, so they move with you to the next home.
  • Frame. Aluminum for humid rooms and slim looks, wood or fabric where the mirror is decoration.
  • Light. For lighted models, adjustable color, because daylight, warm and cool light change how clothes and makeup look.

Lighted Full Length Mirrors: Are They Worth It?

A lighted full-length mirror puts light on you instead of behind you, which is the problem in most bedrooms: the ceiling light is above and behind, the window is to one side, and your reflection is in shadow. If you dress before sunrise or in a room without a window, a lit mirror solves that.

What the light does well

Three color settings let you see an outfit in cool office light, warm evening light and something close to daylight. That is genuinely useful for color: navy and black, or two shades of beige, can look the same under a warm bulb.

What to watch

You need an outlet close by and a plan for the cord. The lit border also takes a little width from the reflecting surface. And a lighted mirror is still a mirror first: if the glass is narrow or the stand is shaky, the light does not fix it. Of the two here, the Easly is the better mirror and the Sweetcrispy the easier spend.

Full Length Mirror Buying Guide

How tall it needs to be

A flat mirror shows your whole body when it is half your height and hung or leaned in the right place. So a 5 foot 6 person can see head to toe in a 33 inch mirror, in theory. In practice you want more, because you move, wear heels and share the mirror. That is why I set 56 inches as the floor for this list, and why leaning a mirror a few degrees helps shorter mirrors show your head.

How wide is wide enough

Fifteen inches shows one person standing straight. Twenty-four inches lets you turn sideways and see a coat with its sleeves. Thirty-nine inches and up is a room feature. If you only have room for a narrow mirror, look at over-the-door mirrors, which use space you are not using anyway.

Stand, lean or hang

A built-in stand lets you put the mirror anywhere, even in the middle of a closet. Leaning looks relaxed but needs grip at the base and a strap at the top. Hanging takes the least floor space and is the safest with children. My guide on how to hang a full length mirror or keep it from sliding covers all three.

Frame material

Aluminum is light, slim and does not mind a steamy bathroom. Wood brings warmth but adds weight and dislikes damp. Fabric frames are soft-looking and collect dust.

Where it goes

Placement changes what a mirror does for a room. Opposite a window, it doubles the daylight. In a bedroom, many people avoid having it face the bed; my notes on where to put a full length mirror in a bedroom go through the options, and the guide to a mirror in the dining room covers the other room where a big floor mirror works well.

For most bedrooms, a mirror around 24 inches wide and 63 to 65 inches tall, with shatter-resistant glass and a stand, is the best balance. My top pick is the BEAUTYPEAK 65x24. For a big room, the Beauty4U 79x39 is the statement option, and the Easly 26x68 is the pick if you need built-in light.
A good one is. A floor mirror moves with you from home to home, works in a bedroom, entryway or closet, and makes a room look larger by reflecting light. Spend on width, flat glass and a solid stand rather than on an elaborate frame, because those are what you notice every morning.
They need an outlet nearby and a cord you have to route, the lit border takes some width from the glass, and there is one more part that can fail. Cheap LEDs can also show colors poorly. Choose one with adjustable color and dimming, and keep it away from water unless the maker rates it for bathrooms.
Yes, if the room is dim or you dress before sunrise. A lighted mirror puts light on your front instead of leaving you in the shadow of a ceiling light, and adjustable color lets you check clothes in cool and warm light. In a bright room with a window beside the mirror, a plain mirror does the same job.
Hanging is safer and takes no floor space, so it is the better choice with children or pets. Leaning looks relaxed and needs no drilling, but the base needs grip and the top should be strapped to the wall. A mirror with a built-in stand gives you a third option: free-standing anywhere in the room.
Fifteen inches is the practical minimum for one person standing straight. Around 24 inches lets you turn sideways and see your whole outfit, which is why I prefer it for bedrooms. Mirrors of 39 inches and wider let two people use them at once and work as a room feature.

Keep reading: Best cheap full-length mirrors · Hang or secure a full-length mirror · Where to put a mirror in the bedroom · Mirrors in the dining room · Over-the-door mirrors · Home gym mirrors

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