What You Need to Know

A mirror is one of the most versatile items in any home. Beyond reflecting images, mirrors play an essential role in interior design, light distribution, and functionality. In Singapore, where many homes have compact layouts, mirrors are especially popular for making spaces appear larger and brighter.

This guide provides factual insights on different types of mirrors, materials, uses, and where to buy quality mirrors in Singapore.

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Why Mirrors Are Essential in Singapore Homes

• Visual space expansion — Mirrors create the illusion of depth and make small HDB flats feel bigger.

• Light reflection — Properly placed mirrors can enhance natural light in compact apartments.

• Daily function — From grooming to getting dressed, mirrors are part of daily routines.

• Interior styling — Mirrors add elegance, whether minimalist, modern, or traditional in design.

According to design studies, mirrors are among the top three decorative elements used by homeowners to maximize limited living space in urban environments like Singapore.

Common Types of Mirrors in Singapore

Wall Mirrors

Large, wall-mounted mirrors are popular in bedrooms, living rooms, and entryways for both functionality and design.

Full-Length Mirrors

Essential for dressing areas and wardrobes. Standard sizes range between 120–180 cm in height.

Vanity & Bathroom Mirrors

Moisture-resistant, often framed or frameless. Many come with LED lighting for better grooming visibility.

Decorative Mirrors

Designed with unique frames, shapes, or patterns to act as accent pieces in living or dining areas.

Floor Mirrors

Freestanding designs that can be repositioned easily, adding flexibility to interior styling.

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Mirror Materials & Durability

• Glass mirrors — Standard choice, made with a reflective silver or aluminum backing.

• Acrylic mirrors — Lightweight, shatter-resistant, but may scratch more easily.

• Tempered glass mirrors — Safer and stronger than regular glass, often used in bathroom mirrors.

In Singapore’s humid climate, it’s important to ensure proper sealing and moisture-resistant backing to prevent warping or oxidation (black spots on mirrors).

Choosing the Right Mirror for Your Space

• Bedroom → Full-length mirrors for dressing.

• Living room → Large wall mirrors to expand visual space.

• Bathroom → Moisture-resistant tempered glass with anti-fog features.

• Hallway/Entryway → Slim mirrors to check appearance before heading out.

• Decorative use → Framed or artistic mirrors to highlight wall designs.

Tip: Position mirrors opposite windows to maximize natural light and make the room feel brighter.

Where to Buy Mirrors in Singapore

Local Furniture Brands

• Radical Homes — Offers a curated selection of mirrors designed for Singapore homes, with styles ranging from minimalist wall mirrors to full-length designs. Their products focus on both aesthetic appeal and durability against humidity.

• HipVan — Affordable decorative and functional mirrors.

• FortyTwo — Budget options for basic and decorative mirrors.

• Castlery — Premium mirrors with contemporary finishes.

Global & Budget Options

• IKEA Singapore — Known for affordable mirrors across different sizes and styles.

• Online Marketplaces (Shopee, Lazada, Qoo10) — Wide range of mirrors, but quality depends on seller ratings and materials.

Specialty & Designer Stores

• Cellini — Stylish mirrors for premium interiors.

• Commune — Modern boutique mirrors suited for design-focused homes.

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Final Tips Before Buying Mirrors in Singapore

1. Check dimensions carefully — Match mirror size to wall space.

2. Ensure quality backing — Avoid mirrors prone to black spots in humid climates.

3. Look at warranties — Trusted retailers usually offer guarantees on materials and workmanship.

4. Match your style — Choose mirrors that complement your existing furniture and color scheme.

Mirrors at Radical Homes Singapore

At Radical Homes, our mirrors are carefully selected for both practical use and interior styling. Whether you need a full-length mirror for your bedroom or a decorative mirror for your living room, every piece is designed to:

• Resist humidity and last longer in Singapore homes.

• Enhance natural light and expand visual space.

• Offer timeless designs at direct-from-factory prices.

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Conclusion — Choosing the Right Mirror in Singapore

Mirrors are more than reflective surfaces — they’re powerful tools for design, function, and comfort in Singapore homes. From affordable basics at IKEA to premium boutique pieces at Commune, and versatile, humidity-resistant options at Radical Homes, there’s a solution for every home.

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