Wooden Mirrors

Wooden mirrors on Flitch

About a quarter of the mirrors on Flitch are wooden, making it one of the most common materials. You’ll find the widest choice at The Range, Dunelm and John Lewis. The range keeps growing: retailers have added 40 new wooden mirrors to Flitch in the last 30 days. The most common colours for wooden mirrors are grey and white. Beyond modern and contemporary designs, the most common styles are framed and bevelled. Solid wood generally lasts longer than veneer or MDF, and the product details will usually tell you which you're getting. It’s a good idea to measure your space before you choose: of the wooden mirrors with measurements listed, most are between 65 and 140cm tall.

How much do wooden mirrors cost?

Half of all wooden mirrors on Flitch cost less than £150. That’s about 10% more than mirrors in general, which usually cost around £130. The biggest difference in price comes down to type: floor-standing mirror ones typically cost £220, about 50% more than wall mirror ones at £150. Taller ones cost more: those over 140cm tall come in at around £170, about 30% more than shorter ones at £130. It also pays to shop around: of the retailers with plenty to choose from, Habitat is usually the cheapest, at around £70, and Soho Home the most expensive, at around £1,700.

What other shoppers are choosing

Metal and glass mirrors are also popular with shoppers, if you’re not set on wood. Antique mirrors are popular with shoppers, but there are fewer to choose from than most other designs. Retailers have also been stocking more green mirrors this year, so there’s a wider choice available.

Is now a good time to buy wooden mirrors?

Right now 176 wooden mirrors are reduced, typically by 13% – and some by up to 70%. Discounts come round often here: about a third have dropped in price at some point over the last three months. If the one you want isn’t reduced, set a price alert and we’ll tell you when it drops.

Prices checked 22nd October 2026.