Amish Mirror Collection

Amish mirrors are framed in solid hardwood, the same wood as the dressers and beds they hang above, so the frame reads as part of the room rather than a thin strip of molding stuck around glass. A mirror is mostly frame, which is why the wood and the joinery show more here than on almost any other piece. Ours are made to match the furniture you already own.

You will find wall mirrors in Mission and colonial styles, tall floor mirrors that lean against the wall, mirrors with built-in storage for a hallway, and framed mirrors sized to top a dresser. Every mirror is built in the wood and stain you choose, so it matches the furniture it sits with.

SHOP THE COLLECTION

Mirrors and What They Sit With

A mirror works with the room around it. Here is the collection and the pieces it pairs with, each one made in the same woods and stains so it all matches.

FINDING YOUR FIT

Where the Mirror Goes Decides the Rest

Start with where it will hang or stand. A wall mirror over a dresser or in an entry wants a frame that matches the furniture around it. A tall floor mirror, often called a leaner, rests against the wall and gives you a full-length view without hanging anything. A mirror with storage adds hooks or a shelf where you need to catch keys and coats by the door.

Then the size and the style. Measure the wall or the dresser so the mirror sits in proportion, and pick a frame, from clean Mission lines to a more traditional colonial, that echoes the pieces already in the room. Tell us where it is going and what it will sit with, and we will build it in a matching wood and stain.

HELP ME CHOOSE

A Frame That Matches

Built in the same wood and stain as our dressers and beds, so the mirror ties the room together instead of floating as an odd piece on the wall.

Built Like Furniture

The frame is solid hardwood, squared and substantial, where a big-box mirror uses a thin composite molding that chips and opens at the corners within a few years.

Wall or Leaner

Hang a framed mirror on the wall, or rest a tall leaner against it for a full-length view, each sized to the spot it goes.

Made to Your Size

Built in the wood, stain and size you choose, so the mirror fits the wall or the dresser rather than forcing you to work around a stock frame.

BUILT TO LAST

The Corners Are Where a Frame Shows

On a mirror the frame is the whole piece, so the corners are where quality shows. Solid hardwood held with real joinery keeps them tight and square, where a composite frame opens a gap at the miter within a few years.

Ours are built to order by the Amish shops behind our Nolensville showroom, most arriving in 8 to 12 weeks, with Quick Ship options in 3 to 5, and matched to the furniture they sit with.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How big should a mirror over a dresser be?

A good rule is a mirror about two-thirds to three-quarters the width of the dresser, centered above it, so it sits in proportion without overpowering the piece. Send us your dresser width and we will size it to match.

Do you make full-length floor or leaner mirrors?

Yes. A leaner is a tall floor mirror that rests against the wall for a full-length view, with nothing to hang. We build them in a solid hardwood frame and the stain that matches your room.

Can I get a mirror with hooks or a shelf?

Yes. Our mirrors with built-in storage add hooks or a small shelf, which makes them a practical piece for an entry or a hallway rather than just a bedroom mirror. Tell us what you need to hang or hold.

Can you match a mirror to furniture I already own?

Yes. Order wood and stain samples, hold them against the dresser or bed the mirror will sit with, and we build the frame in the finish that matches, even if the furniture came from somewhere else.

Do you offer financing?

Yes. Financing is available on select pieces through checkout, so you can spread the cost over time. Look for the financing option on the product page, or call our team and we will walk you through what qualifies.

How is a mirror delivered?

Delivery runs across the lower 48 with in-home setup at a flat $239, the lowest in the industry. We bring it in and take the packaging away. Alaska and Hawaii are the only areas we cannot reach.

Can I visit your showroom to see one?

Yes. Our Nolensville, Tennessee showroom has mirrors set up so you can see the frames, compare stains and check a leaner against the wall in person. Call ahead and we will have them ready for you.

TALK TO A REAL PERSON

We’ll Match It to Your Room

A mirror only looks right when the frame matches what is around it, and that is the easy part to get wrong online. Call and you reach the family that runs the showroom, ready to help you size the mirror and match the stain to the furniture it will sit with. No phone tree, no pressure.

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