Mirrors might seem like a simple addition, but the right one can completely shift the feel of a room. At Homecentre, we've brought together a collection that goes beyond basic reflection — these are statement pieces that add brightness, space, and personality. From leaner mirrors to soft-edged round mirrors, each style has been chosen to help you create a household that feels both polished and personal.
Not all mirrors are created equal. Some are built to make a space feel bigger, others to highlight your unique style. Our range includes everything from crisp, clean rectangle mirrors — great for hallways and living rooms — to beautifully rounded pieces that add warmth and softness to any wall in your bedroom.
If you want something that stands out, a leaner mirror does the trick. Just place it against the wall and let it reflect light and style without needing to drill a single hole. For smaller rooms or more modern looks, a circle mirror can add that subtle, sculptural touch you didn't know you needed.
All of our designs are made with longevity in mind — sturdy materials, stylish finishes, and shapes that will still feel current years from now.
Adding a mirror is one of the easiest ways to refresh your home decor. Whether you're trying to bring in more light, open up a tight space, or simply want something beautiful on the wall, there's a piece in our range that will fit right in.
Whatever your choice is — whether it's a round mirror above the buffet, a rectangle mirror in the hallway, or a full-length leaner mirror by the wardrobe — Homecentre has plenty of options to suit your taste. Scroll through the collection and find that one piece that brings your space together.
Mirrors create an illusion of depth by reflecting the room's space back at you. When placed opposite a window, they also bounce natural light around the room, making a cramped area feel much brighter and more open.
A general rule is to hang the centre of the mirror at eye level, which is roughly 150cm (5 feet) from the floor. If hanging above furniture like a sideboard, leave a gap of 15cm to 20cm between the bottom of the mirror and the top of the piece.
Heavy mirrors should always be secured using heavy-duty wall anchors or French cleats rather than simple nails. If it is a leaning floor mirror, use an anti-tip kit or safety brackets to secure the top to the wall, preventing it from sliding or tipping.
Modern interiors favour clean lines and geometric shapes. Frameless circular mirrors, oversized rectangular mirrors with thin metal frames, and asymmetrical or "organic" shaped mirrors are currently very popular for contemporary homes.
Use a microfibre cloth and a dedicated glass cleaner or a mixture of water and white vinegar. Avoid using paper towels, which leave lint. Wipe in a "Z" pattern from top to bottom to ensure a streak-free finish.