The Arch Mirrors I'd Buy as a Living Editor

The Modern Thin Frame Arch Mirror ($138, originally $145) is easy to incorporate into your space due to its versatile size. Use it as a bathroom mirror, vanity mirror, office mirror, or anywhere you want. The black frame adds contrast to a white wall and is both functional and stylish.

The Edge Brass Minimalist Mirror ($299) is as minimalist as it gets. Its thin brass band adds a modern twist that functions well in almost any setting: bedroom, bathroom, living room, or office.

The Arched Metal Wall Mirror ($369) has a unique shape that's clean and stylish, plus its metal frame mimics the style of a window so that your home appears brighter and more open than it actually is. Its flat bottom is perfect for resting on a shelf, mantel, or another surface.

The scalloped dips on the Varena Arched Wall Mirror ($59) give it character and, in return, make whichever room it's placed in look and feel more dramatic. Dress it up by placing accent pieces like candles, flowers, pictures, and more around it. No matter where it's placed, it's meant to catch the eye.

The Arched Rattan Leaning Mirror ($898) has two feet to hold itself up. Its rattan frame gives off a natural look while its large design makes it the center of attention. Place this mirror in a living room or bedroom for added function and style, and don't forget to incorporate a few accent pieces around it to elevate its look.

Made of solid wood, the Solid Wood Vanity Mirror ($262) is a hefty one to lug around, but that's how you know it's the real deal. Lean it against a wall, or hang it up by drilling it in place. If you treat this mirror well, you can own it forever. Be gentle!

The windowpane on the Charli Modern and Contemporary Beveled Accent Mirror ($262, originally $345) is intended to mimic the look of an actual window. Purchase it in a black or brass finish, and hang it in a room that you'd like to feel more open and bright.

The Arch Floor Full-Length Mirror ($280, originally $351) is a focal point. Its extra large size creates the illusion of a bigger room and works out swimmingly for mirror selfies. Hang it on a wall, or let it stand alone thanks to its nifty kickstand.

The natural finish on this Full-Length Arch Floor Mirror ($170) makes it less of a statement piece and more of a decorative (and functional) addition. Place it in the corner of your bedroom for an outfit check or to make the room feel larger in size. Its glass provides super HD imaging, so you can ensure your reflection is on par.

Not only does the Clare Mirror ($370) have a gorgeous distressed metal frame, but if you look closely, it also comes with a built-in shelf that's ideal for entryways, bathrooms, or vanities.