The 9 Best Round Mirrors You Can Buy At IKEA

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When you want to make your space feel bigger, create a stunning focal point, or add some movement to the perfect gallery wall, consider decorating with mirrors. Typically made of glass that's been covered with a reflective coating on one side, like silver or aluminum, mirrors bounce light around a room and provide a sense of depth that can be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve by hanging opaque pictures or paintings. Choosing the right mirror can be tricky, and it's important to consider the size, shape, and space where you'll be hanging it. Large, well-lit mirrors are ideal for bathroom vanities. Full-length ones look great on the back of a closet door or tucked away in the corner of your room. Meanwhile, decorative framed mirrors can work just about anywhere, from over your fireplace mantle to opposite a window where it will reflect a beautiful view. Whether you want something simple or elaborate, framed or frameless, IKEA has nine beautiful round mirrors that are sure to make your space sparkle.

Mirrors are among the items professional interior designers actually buy at IKEA, and for good reason. Like many of the home decor accessories sold by the iconic Swedish store, IKEA's mirrors offer minimalist style at an affordable price. Unlike square or unusually shaped mirrors, which can feel rigid and boxy, round mirrors look softer and more organic. Few of the round mirrors from IKEA that made our list have elaborate frames, and those that do are made of natural materials that will coordinate with almost any style or color palette. Ranging in price from $8 to $160, you're sure to find one that fits your budget.

The LINDBYN is IKEA's bestselling mirror for several good reasons. Measuring 31 ½ inches around, it's large enough to make an impact in any room while not being too heavy to hang. The classic design comes with your choice of a thin frame in black or gold, either of which will work with any decor style. The anodized aluminum makes this mirror lightweight but sturdy enough to stand up to bathroom humidity. Hundreds of reviewers gave the $80 mirror a five star review, describing it as simple, beautiful, and a great value for the price.

One of IKEA's most expensive mirrors, the STOCKHOLM, rings in at $160. But thanks to a clever frame designed by Ola Wihlborg, it's ideal for more than just reflecting light across a room. The bottom of the walnut veneer frame forms a shelf, which reviewers describe as perfect for holding small items. With nearly 1,000 five star reviews, it's also one of IKEA's bestselling mirrors, although several users wished that it came with hardware for hanging.

Although the SVARTBJÖRK decorative convex mirror probably isn't the best choice if you want a mirror that helps you perfect your outfit or makeup, its unique shape can add a lot of visual interest and light to an otherwise dark hallway or entryway. Decorating with mirrors quickly gets quirky when you select a convex or concave shape that creates a little drama. Measuring just over 16 inches and priced at $40, this decorative mirror is the perfect addition to a gallery wall if you're looking for a neutral but eye-catching element.

When a trip to a tropical island or buying a beachside bungalow isn't in your budget, you can still get a coastal look with IKEA's GRINSBOL mirror. Priced at $45, the mirror features a neatly handwoven frame made of rattan in a tan color that would pair especially well with ocean blues, hibiscus pinks, and palm tree greens. Reviewers don't just love how it looks; they also appreciate the lightweight design that's easy to hang with Damage-Free Command Strips.

Sometimes a mirror is more than just a silvery reflective surface, and that's definitely the case with the SKOGSGRÄNSEN decorative mirror from IKEA. Designed by Anki Gneib, the $60 mirror is rose gold and has a bold, wavy design that makes it more of a statement piece than another shiny surface. If you're thinking pink or just want your room to skew a little more feminine, rose gold tones are among the best metallic accent colors for your home. Happy reviewers called it a work of art.

IKEA is known for offering contemporary pieces, but if you're looking for a mirror that's slightly more classic, you're in luck. Measuring just under 32 inches around, the ALMARÖD has a thick matte black frame with a thin gold detail that makes this mirror look exceptionally elegant. At $160, it's one of IKEA's more expensive round mirrors, but reviewers said the fiberboard construction makes it sturdy and easy to hang. 

If you love the look of rattan and want a mirror that brings the bohemian vibes, consider IKEA's VRIGSTAD Mirror. Measuring 2 feet around, the funky frame is made of sedge, a grassy plant material that craftspeople weave into one-of-a-kind designs around a powder-coated steel frame. Reviewers called the $60 frame a great deal, although a few mentioned that it can be tricky to hang because the dried sedge can be quite delicate.

If you feel trapped in your tiny kitchen or can't figure out how to add more light to a dark corridor, don't settle for a single mirror. Add several! At just $12 for a four-pack, IKEA's FÄRGEK mirrors may be the best deal on our list, and they're certainly the cheapest. Measuring just under 8 inches around, each mirror is small and simple. Reviewers described them as darker and slightly beige, adding that they are cute, capable of livening up small spaces, and a great value for the money.

Rattan brings an earthy texture that can't be achieved by wood or metal mirror frames, which keeps IKEA's BUSKBO mirror from looking organically fun instead of geometrically strict. Whether you're trying to incorporate the rattan trend in every room of your home or you simply want to decorate with a few more natural elements, the $45 mirror is an excellent choice especially when surrounded by lush plants or reflecting a great view.