Of course! Shopping for decorative mirrors in the USA offers a huge range of options, from mass-market retailers to unique artisan pieces. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you find the perfect mirror.

Quick Guide: Where to Shop by Style & Budget

1. Big Box & Mass Market Retailers

Perfect for affordable, on-trend pieces that you can get quickly.

• Target: Offers a surprisingly stylish selection of mirrors, especially from their Project 62 and Studio McGee lines. Great for modern, farmhouse, and minimalist styles. Easy in-store pickup or fast shipping.

• Walmart: Similar to Target, with a wide range of prices and styles. Best to shop online for the full selection.

• IKEA: The go-to for large, minimalist mirrors at unbeatable prices (like the HOVET and STAVE mirrors). Perfect for making a space feel larger without breaking the bank.

• HomeGoods / TJ Maxx / Marshalls: The ultimate treasure hunt. You’ll find a constantly rotating inventory of mirrors from various brands at discounted prices. You have to visit in person to discover the gems.

2. Online Home Decor & Furniture Giants

These sites have vast inventories with filters to help you find exactly what you need.

• Wayfair: The largest selection you’ll find online. Use their filters heavily (by style, size, shape, color, material) to narrow down thousands of options. Read reviews and look at customer photos!

• Overstock: Similar to Wayfair, with good prices and frequent sales.

• Amazon: Don’t underestimate Amazon Home. Many brands sell here, and Prime shipping is a major plus. Be sure to check dimensions and reviews carefully.

3. Specialty Home Decor Stores

For higher-quality materials, distinctive design, and excellent customer service.

• West Elm: Known for mid-century modern, organic modern, and industrial styles. Their mirrors are well-made and act as strong focal points.

• Pottery Barn & Pottery Barn Kids/Teen: Classic, timeless designs. Great for more traditional or transitional spaces.

• Anthropologie: For the bohemian, eclectic, and truly unique. Their mirrors often feature intricate details, unusual shapes, and artistic frames.

• Crate & Barrel / CB2: CB2 is excellent for modern, sleek, and sculptural mirrors. Crate & Barrel offers more transitional and contemporary styles.

• World Market: Offers globally-inspired designs at affordable prices. Look for rattan, bamboo, and carved wood mirrors.

4. High-End & Luxury Design

Investment pieces that are works of art.

• RH (Restoration Hardware): Known for their massive, statement-making mirrors (especially their cloud-inspired designs) with a focus on quality and scale.

• Arteriors: A to-the-trade brand (meaning you usually need a designer to buy), but some pieces can be found through retailers. Famous for artistic and luxurious lighting and mirrors.

• 1stDibs: A high-end marketplace for antique, vintage, and contemporary furniture from dealers around the world. Be prepared for high prices, but you’ll find truly exceptional pieces.

5. Antique, Vintage & Secondhand

For mirrors with history, character, and unique details you can’t find new.

• Etsy: A fantastic source for both true vintage mirrors and new, handmade ones from artisans. You can find everything from 1920s art deco to 1970s sunburst mirrors.

• Chairish: Curated marketplace for vintage and antique furniture. Higher quality (and price) than Facebook Marketplace but with a better vetting process.

• Facebook Marketplace & Craigslist: The best for local deals. You can often find solid wood, large mirrors for a fraction of the price. Requires patience and a good eye.

• Local Antique Malls & Flea Markets: Spend a weekend browsing; you never know what you’ll find.

6. Artisan & Handmade

Support individual artists and get a one-of-a-kind piece.

• Etsy: Filter your search for “handmade” to find artisans who create custom mirrors, often with unique finishes, carvings, or designs.

• Local Art Fairs & Craft Shows: A wonderful way to meet the maker and see the piece in person before you buy.

• MadeTrade: A curated marketplace focused on ethically made and sustainable goods from artisans around the world.

Key Considerations Before You Buy:

1. Size & Scale: Measure your wall space and the furniture near where the mirror will hang. A mirror should typically be 2/3 to 3/4 the width of the furniture it’s above.

2. Shape & Style:

   • Round & Oval: Soften a room with lots of square furniture.

   • Square & Rectangular: Classic and structured.

   • Arches & Sunbursts: Add dramatic flair and a focal point.

   • Full-Length & Leaners: Perfect for bedrooms and entryways.

3. Function: Is it purely decorative, or does it need to provide a clear reflection for getting ready? Beveled edges offer a classic, refined look, while plain glass is more modern.

4. Placement & Hanging:

   • Weight: A large mirror can be very heavy. Ensure you have the correct hardware (often a French cleat or heavy-duty D-rings) and that you’re mounting it into a stud or using appropriate drywall anchors.

   • Reflection: Think about what the mirror will reflect. Position it to reflect a beautiful window, a piece of art, or an interesting part of the room—not a cluttered corner.

Pro Tip: Always check the return policy, especially when buying online. Shipping large mirrors can be expensive, and returns are not always free or easy.

Generally speaking, our order requirements are as follows: the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for large items is 50 pieces, for regular items it is 100 pieces, for small items it is 500 pieces, and for very small items (such as ceramic decorations) the MOQ is 1,000 pieces. Orders exceeding $100,000 will receive a 5% discount. The delivery timeline is determined based on the specific order quantity and production schedule. Typically, we are able to complete delivery within two months.