Check Out These Stunners

If you’re still in the newborn phase, you probably haven’t yet experienced the wonder of a baby noticing her reflection in a mirror. Let me just tell you—it’s pure magic. Her little face will glow with delight and you might even get a few of those adorable laughs or coos. And don’t even get me started on the pointing and babbling and funny faces that come along once baby approaches the toddler years. All of this is to say that mirrors in the nursery are always a good idea. But before you choose a standard rectangular version and call it a day, check out a few of these amazing mirrors we spotted in the gallery for some inspiration—you’ll love looking at it just as much as baby likes looking into it!

Nautical Mirror - Project NurseryOwen’s Nautical Nursery by oliveyouwhole

Mirror Over Changing Table - Project NurseryWalt and Whitney’s Neutral Twin Nursery by Jesse Coulter

Mirror Nursery Decor - Project NurseryA Serene Nursery for Baby Pulman by Girl on the Hudson

Ornate Nursery Mirror - Project NurseryVintage Rustic Nursery by Christina

Sunburst Mirror Above Crib - Project NurseryEdie’s Palm Beach Inspired Nursery by sbethuk

Wood Framed Star Mirror - Project NurseryLittle Letty’s Eclectic Nursery by Andrea Wilson

Statement Mirror in the Nursery - Project NurseryCharlotte’s Tropical + Vibrant Nursery by marydeupree

Round Nursery Mirror - Project NurseryRemi’s Girly Nursery by EricaLynn

Matching Mirrors in the Nursery - Project NurseryBebe Zoey’s French Vintage Nursery by Ann Ueno

Modern Round Mirror - Project NurseryModern & Whimsical Gender Neutral Nursery by Oh My Gee Blog

Remember, whenever you are hanging something heavy in a child’s room, use extra precaution to attach the piece  to studs and be sure it is firmly secured to the wall. If you’re on the hunt for a statement-making mirror for your little one’s space, check out this roundup of mirrors for the nursery. And for more inspiration or to upload photos from your nursery, big kid or party project visit our Project Gallery!

Courtney

Courtney

Courtney and her husband live in their hometown in Upstate New York with three-year-old Emiliana and two-year-old Everett. When she's not tagging along on Emmi's latest adventure or playing with Everett and his ever-growing collection of cars and trucks, Courtney shares her passion for creativity by teaching art classes for kids at her studio, Small Fry Art Studio.
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