An arched mirror has a rounded top, straighter sides, and usually a flat bottom. Its shape resembles a doorway or window arch, combining the practical reflection of a rectangular mirror with a softer curved outline.
Arched mirrors range from compact vanity styles to tall floor and full-length mirrors. They may be framed, frameless, lighted, wall-mounted, freestanding, or designed to lean against a wall.
What Shape Is an Arched Mirror?
A classic arched mirror has two vertical sides that meet a smooth semicircular top. Other versions use a shallower curve for a wider appearance or a taller curve for a more pronounced architectural shape.
Unlike a round mirror, an arch keeps much of the reflective width through its straight sides. The curved top adds character without greatly reducing the viewing area.
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