Best Wavy Mirrors 2024 | POPSUGAR Home

So, you've finally moved into your dream home or apartment; stocked up on all the basics, like a comfy couch, statement area rug, and perhaps even a cute table lamp or two. Now comes the fun of dressing up your space with a bit more whimsy.

Of all the unique decor essentials trending this season, wavy mirrors are arguably our favorite accent for infusing more personality and charm into a home. Everyone needs a full-length mirror for 'fit checks before they walk out the door, but a wavy wall mirror blends functionality with style, creating a statement piece that's bound to garner compliments — and add a more playful touch to your space.

Since last year, wavy mirrors have taken up space on our Instagram feeds (and in our brains, TBH). The squiggly shapes are inherently joyful and filled with so much character. Despite their atypical shapes, wiggly mirrors come in pretty standard sizes — a quick Google search will introduce you to everything from long wavy mirrors to a wavy vanity mirror and even LED options. With a wide range of options that are available to shop at top retailers like Wayfair, Etsy, Amazon, and more, they're also surprisingly affordable.

Ahead, we rounded up the best wavy mirrors to add to your space this season, with selects that start at just $16. Whether you're decorating a new dorm or a newly renovated home, there's something for every type of design aesthetic.

Irregular Shape Desk Vanity Top Mirror ($16)

While full-length wavy mirrors might be highly coveted this season, there are other ways to embrace the unique decor — even if you're limited on space. This compact vanity mirror has a cool asymmetrical design that'll make the most darling addition to your dresser or office desk.

Miro Kur Wavy Acrylic Plexiglass Mirror Wall ($17)

This wavy mirror makes a serious case for replacing your old bedroom one. Unlike other styles, this version has a frameless design that maximizes on mirror space without obstruction.

Ecozuper Single Wave Mirror ($91, originally $139)

This long wavy mirror has a scalloped design that's playful and fresh — making it the perfect piece for a bathroom or office. Plus, the gold trim looks seriously luxurious, despite its under $100 price tag.

Ivy Bronx Wavy Mirror ($146)

Add some shape to an empty wall with this uniquely modern and bold mirror from Wayfair. The full-length product has an irregular design, with a bubbly trim that's layered and pillow-like for a one-of-a-kind look.

West Elm Ruby Round Wall Mirror ($249)

How adorable is this round wavy mirror from West Elm? The piece isn't quite as sensational as other wiggle mirrors, but it still boasts an atypical shape that's sure to add a unique texture to any blank walls. We love this for a kid's room or bathroom.

Birch Lane Bellona Aluminum Wavy Wall Mirror ($209)

Invest in a statement piece for your living room, just like this wavy wall mirror. The product is perfect for people who want to tap into the wavy mirror trend without committing to something too outlandish. Its rounded edges are modern, while its stretched design will help to expand the look and feel of your space.

MirrorHomeArtDecor Asymmetrical Mirror ($142, originally $218)

Whether it be your bathroom, living room, or entryway, this squiggle mirror will add visual interest to any space. The product is available in five different sizes, so you can shop out the option that's best suited to your home.

Ferm Living Pond Mirror ($345)

This asymmetrical mirror is the finishing touch that will both elevate and add some playfulness to your living room. We love its lopsided look and the way it'll infuse some welcomed shape into even the most muted spaces.

Jonathan Adler Ripple Lacquer Mirror ($296, originally $395)

This sophisticated mirror reminds us of water flowing — hence its "ripple" name. The piece feels delicate yet bold, with a softened design that's reminiscent of a '70s dollhouse.

— Additional reporting by Shelcy Joseph

Kyley Warren is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.

Shelcy Joseph is a former associate fashion editor at PS, and a self-proclaimed fashion student with a passion for interviewing minority designers and offering informed takes on style and business. She is also the co-founder of NYCXCLOTHES, a successful fashion and lifestyle storytelling platform dedicated to increasing Black and Brown representation in influencer marketing.