Rattan Wall Mirror | Decorative Boho Round Vanity & Makeup Mirror, Rustic Woven Wall Mirror for Bedroom, Bathroom & Living Room

A round mirror set into a hand-woven rattan surround, with the cane worked into a radiating pattern that spreads out from the glass like a sunburst. Rattan is the right frame material for a mirror: it's warm where metal is cold, textured where painted wood is flat, and it reads as natural rather than manufactured — which is why this style has stayed in demand long after most boho trends passed.

It's sized to be used as well as looked at. Above a dressing table or bathroom basin it works as a proper vanity and makeup mirror; above a hallway console or a bedroom chest it does the more important job of pushing light back into the room. That's the practical case for any large wall mirror: hung opposite a window, it effectively adds a second one, and in a small or north-facing room it's the cheapest way to make the space feel bigger. The neutral cane tone suits boho, coastal, farmhouse and Japandi interiors and sits well against white plaster, pale paint and wood panelling.

Why you'll love it

• Hand-woven rattan surround — a radiating cane pattern with real texture, not a printed or moulded frame.
• Large enough to use — a genuine vanity and makeup mirror, not a decorative disc.
• Makes a room feel bigger — hung opposite a window it doubles the daylight in a small or dark space.
• Warm natural tone — cane against plaster, paint or panelling; suits boho, coastal, farmhouse and Japandi rooms.
• Works in any room — bedroom, dressing area, bathroom, hallway or living room.
• Stays in style — rattan has outlasted most of the trends it arrived with.

Details

• Material: glass mirror in a handwoven natural rattan frame
• Shape: round wall-mounted mirror
• Care: clean the glass with a soft cloth; dust the rattan with a dry brush; keep out of prolonged damp
• Ideal for: bedrooms and dressing tables, bathrooms and vanities, hallways, living rooms, boho, coastal and farmhouse interiors

Hanging tip — for makeup, the mirror needs light on your face rather than behind you. Hang it facing a window or flanked by two wall lights; with the window at your back you'll be working from a silhouette.