Who’s the fairest of them all? Well, as far as mirrors go, there are quite a few options that caught our attention.

While some may overlook the decorative, practical natures mirrors provide, the household accent piece adorns your wall (or space, if it’s full-length) in the best way possible.

We love our decorative wall art — don’t get us wrong — but mirrors are another way to add some neutral showpieces to your blank walls or open bedroom corners. Mirrors ultimately can add an element that furniture, pictures and art can’t replicate. Don’t just take our word for it though, the New York Post spoke with interior designers to get the lowdown on the benefits of adding a mirror to your space as well as styling tips and some expert recommendations.

“Mirrors are a great way to spice up an artwork-only gallery wall, add functionality to a space like a bathroom, bedroom or entryway, and bounce around natural light (which can actually make a space feel larger),” Heather Goerzen a design editor for interior design service Havenly told The Post.

When it comes to styling a mirror, Devin Shaffer a design expert at interior design service Decorilla finds that mirrors can instantly elevate any spot you put them.

“Mirrors are seriously the answer to so many design problems,” he told The Post. “Have an awkward niche or area in your house that’s just not working? Stick a mirror there. Bookshelves looking a little blah? Make the back mirrored and voila, instant style upgrade.

“And don’t even get me started on hallways — a few mirrors can open up the space and make it feel so much more interesting. Plus, if you’re ever feeling stuck and not sure what to do with a particular room or wall, just throw a mirror on it. Whether you need to add dimension, light, or just a touch of personality, mirrors are always a great option.”

That said, we rallied up our 21 favorites across top retailers like Amazon (which we go to for nearly everything), Anthropologie and more to give you the best selection no matter your budget and style.

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Mirrotek’s Over-the-Door Full-Length Mirror is versatile, crystal clear as can be and one of the most affordable mirrors in this edit. It also comes in gold and silver with no hardware required; simply click on the hooks and use it in your room.

What we love about NeuType’s Full-Length Mirror is its ability to be wall-mounted or freestanding. Its sleek, cutting-edge modern feel is add-to-cart-worthy, too, and comes in a variety of sizes and finishes to choose from.

Oh, how a gold arched mirror can make all the difference in your space. Pick up Ogcau’s Full-Length Mirror to match any room in your home, from your high-ceiling living room to the empty spot in your bedroom. Plus, it looks great with some pompous grass ($22).

Now, this is a full-length mirror. To get the full experience — pun totally intended — grab LVSOMT’s Full-Length Lighted Mirror, an effective and show-stopping piece for your home. Not to mention, its modern, brushed finish is a nice touch.

According to experts, oversized mirrors are becoming more popular with Moshe Hecht the COO and creative director of HHDesigners noting, “a large statement mirror can be used as a focal point in a room.”

Leaning more into decorative mirror territory is the Hudson Mirror, one of Anthropologie’s finest. The accents bring some bohemian vibes to your space without being too ornate and we love how much character this investment piece adds — a charmer for a lifetime.

Jayne Michaels co-founder of the sister-founded design studio 2Michaels loves these styles as “you can go all out with a decorative mirror” and it “can act as both an art piece and used for practical purposes. No matter what your style is, she suggests looking for “interesting shapes and finishes.”

For less than $100 right now, you can’t beat the price RiteSune offers for its one-of-a-kind decor piece. It’s ornate, made of gorgeous polished wood and is perfect for just about any room in your home.

Hecht also points out that mixed media mirrors “combining different materials such as wood and metal” have become more popular as focal pieces this year.

If you’re a fan of the rectangular-mirror look, snag FirsTime & Co.’s Grandview Arched Window Mirror, a sleek yet rustic piece to adorn your walls or even rest upon your floating wall shelves. Plus, the intricate detail on the mirror itself is unmatched.

Dolores Suarez co-founder of the Soho-based design studio Dekar Design loves a decorative mirror for adding “character and personality to a space” and if you want to stay on trend, then she says “round mirrors are a focus.”

As a splurge we 100% recommend, the Skye Mirror from Anthropologie is offered in both freestanding and wall types to suit your space individually or as a matching bundle. Specifically, the eclectic, natural-inflected detail is too good to pass up.

As one of our favorites to hang up behind your couch or bed frame, Kohros has a lovely beveled glass option that’s bound to garner plenty of compliments. From its modern, zippy design to its standard horizontal feel, it’ll add a unique touch to your home.

If you’re considering purchasing either a mirror or some artwork for your home — don’t compromise. Pottery Barn’s rounded mirror combines some of the most popular trends including round shapes and natural wooden material. The thick, oversize border taps into the artwork look you like, but with an inner mirror component to get the best of both worlds.

Just like art though, Goerzen advises to “always hang a mirror at eye-level — usually 4-6 inches above a piece of furniture” to get the best results.

Ah, the tried and true standard wall mirror. For less than $100, BeautyPeak’s design will seamlessly match any room in your home without an obtrusive border. Speaking of, its thin brushed metal border comes in different colors to select before checkout.

If there’s one thing all the interior designers could agree on, it’s that Target is their favorite place to find budget-friendly picks. What’s so great about this arched mirror (besides the price point) is how trendy it is.

“As far as finish goes, brass-trimmed mirrors have been trending for awhile now — this classic metal adds a nice touch of warmth to any space,” said Goerzen.

It’s versatile enough to be the focal point or be placed above a small bookshelf or vanity table.

CB2 is a go-to for Shaffer and Goerzen when looking for more luxe options. This particular style features a chic marble frame and curves, which is “all the rage these days,” according to Shaffer.

“They offer a playful and whimsical twist on the traditional mirror, and add a touch of softness and femininity to a space,” he said.

In addition, “the gentle curves of a curvy mirror can soften the harsh lines of a room and create a more inviting atmosphere.” And, for those looking to break out of a more geometric look, they’re the perfect piece for adding “a playful personality and visual interest to a space.”

Perfectly poised and mounted pretty is Mercer41’s Ocilla Beveled Wall Mirror. Primmed to perfection, it’s the hint of added gold that will refresh your space and looks dynamite with white furniture.

For a more affordable bathroom mirror, snag Overstock’s Single Beveled design. It has a nice textured edge and is a Goldilocks-perfect size — all for just under $100 right now. Not to mention, the oval design will never go out of style.

As one of Williams Sonoma’s best-sellers, the Aerin Wall Mirror is detailed to the nines (just look at that border)! It’s the priciest mirror on this list but a fine one at that, and this option is even great to toss onto your wedding registry.

For less than $35, if you need a makeup mirror — Horm’s Trifold one is for you. With lights and different magnification settings, it’s a great tabletop mirror that is practical and one of our sworn-in favorites. Available in white and pink.

Colored mirrors are another trendy design Michaels has noticed increasingly, and when looking for one of your own she suggests snagging one with “pale hues that flatter the skin.”

Now, this is on our wishlist. Purchase the Waneway Hollywood Vanity Mirror to make you feel like you’re getting ready for a red carpet event everyday. It’s fairly priced and will be one of the best investments you make for your space if you love glam time.

Similarly, Homedex’s Bathroom LED Vanity Mirror is a more modern version of the bulb-facing mirror shown above. It’s sleek and even looks great in your bathroom for some lighted-up bliss when brushing your teeth (perhaps with one of our favorite electric toothbrushes).

Anthropologie does it yet again with its Aperture Triptych Vanity Mirror, a tabletop option that looks wonderful when placed atop your dresser. For applying makeup and dressing yourself in fine jewelry, it’s a great addition to your room.

Anthropologie offers more luxe options that Shaffer loves to use for “some beautiful and unique decorative mirrors that can really make a statement in a space.”

If there’s any vanity mirror regencycore would approve of, it’s this one right here. Add the Gleaming Primrose Vanity Mirror to feel like a Queen every day. Notably, we covet the fine detailing and vintage yet classic feel.

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