Rattan Mirrors

Choosing a rattan mirror that fits your wall and style

Has your entryway or hallway felt a bit flat since you repainted, missing the one piece that ties the new palette together? Rattan mirrors come in round, arch and rectangular frames, and they can add visual depth to the decor. The shape you pick should relate to the other lines already in the area: a round frame softens an otherwise angular furniture arrangement, while an arch-shaped mirror adds height in a space with low ceilings.

As a rough guide, aim for a mirror frame diameter or width that sits within about two thirds of the furniture piece it hangs above, whether that’s a rattan side table or a console. Anything larger can overwhelm the piece underneath, and anything smaller reads as an afterthought. Our range runs from small decorative pieces around 50cm across up to large round mirrors of 80 to 100cm, so there’s a size for a narrow hallway and a size for a full dressing wall alike. If the wall’s been bare too long, start here.

Browse our wider range of wall mirrors if round, arch or rectangular rattan isn’t quite the shape you’re after, or pair yours with a rattan bedside table for a matching bedroom set.

Placing a rattan wall mirror in bedrooms, bathrooms and entryways

A rattan mirror suits bedrooms, bathrooms and entryways particularly well. Natural textures add warmth to these smaller, high-traffic spaces without adding visual weight the way a heavy framed mirror would. Bathrooms need extra care though: natural rattan fibres can warp and loosen when they’re exposed to ongoing steam. If you’re hanging a mirror above a vanity, check if it’s specified as suitable for high-humidity environments. Entryways and hallways are the safer default if you’re not certain about a room’s humidity levels. They’re also where a mirror does the most practical work, bouncing available light back down a narrow space. Arch and rectangular rattan mirrors in our range reach up to 120cm, tall enough to double as a full-length dressing mirror.

Mix with rattan armchairs nearby to carry the same natural texture into your seating.

Hanging hardware and weight ratings for rattan mirrors

Most rattan mirrors arrive with a hanging hook or D-ring on the back, designed for a single wall fixing point rather than a two-point bracket system. Smaller mirrors under 60cm typically weigh between 1 and 3kg, while larger round or arch styles can reach 4 to 8kg. When choosing a fixing, aim for one rated to at least double whatever the product specifications state.

If you’re hanging into plasterboard rather than a stud, a hollow wall anchor spreads the load across a wider area. That’s the safer choice over a plain screw, which can pull straight out of soft board over time. Getting this step right matters more with rattan than with a lightweight print, as the frame’s natural material adds weight that isn’t always obvious from looking at it.

Frequently asked questions

What sizes do rattan mirrors come in?

Our rattan mirrors range from small decorative pieces around 50cm in diameter up to large round mirrors of 80 to 100cm. Arch and rectangular rattan wall mirrors in our range can reach heights of up to 120cm, making them suitable as full-length dressing mirrors.

Can a rattan mirror be used in a bathroom?

Rattan mirrors are not suitable for use in bathrooms. Natural rattan fibres can swell, warp and loosen in high-steam environments over time.

How do I clean a rattan mirror frame?

Use a dry or lightly damp soft cloth to wipe down the rattan weave, and a soft brush to remove dust from between the fibres. Avoid using spray cleaners directly on the rattan frame, as moisture sitting in the weave can encourage mould growth over time.

Will a rattan mirror suit a coastal or boho interior?

Yes, rattan is one of the defining materials in both coastal and boho aesthetics. It pairs naturally with whitewashed walls, linen textiles, jute rugs and timber furniture, and the organic weave texture adds depth to walls without the formality of metal or resin frames.

How heavy are rattan wall mirrors?

Smaller rattan mirrors under 60cm in diameter typically weigh between 1 and 3kg, while larger round or arch mirrors can weigh between 4 and 8kg. Always check the product weight in the specifications and use wall fixings rated to at least double the stated weight.