Mirrors in gardens backyards

Extra large Panelled Crittal Style Mirrors. These pieces are completed to the required dimensions and inner panel arrangement. They are suitable for home and garden display and can be offered to any colour and finish. This can be discussed during our quotation process. They can be offered with plain or our Italian hand antiqued mirror.... View Article

Mirrors are magic. Every outdoor space needs mirrors!

There are dozens of elements to consider when introducing colourful elements to your garden, particularly if it’s limited on space – here’s where you should start

If you suddenly find yourself in the possession of a large extraneous mirror, count yourself fortunate. Mirrors in a garden are not only decorative but reflect the play of light and make small spaces seem larger. Learn more about how to use them here.

Brilliant for widening spaces and brightening dark corners, garden mirrors are the perfect addition to any outdoor space.

Gardens are more than just outdoor spaces. They offer a space where you can break free from conventional designs and create an outdoor sanctuary that is truly one-of-a-kind. From formal and structured gardens that exude elegance and precision to wildflower meadows that celebrate the untamed beauty of nature, the possibilities for gardening know no bounds.

Add depth and visual interest to your outdoor space by strategically placing a mirror in the garden, whether against a wall, fence or shed, creating the illusion of more space and reflecting the beauty of your garden. Check our page for more garden lighting ideas!

Garden mirrors are a brilliant way to add a sense of extra space into shady corners by amplifying natural light. Whether you're looking for a magnificent large mirror or a stunning small style, there are plenty of outdoor garden mirrors to help spruce up your space.

Use these secret garden ideas to design a magical hidden backyard oasis that you'll want to relax in all summer long.

Just so much more interesting than a simple circular or rectangle mirror, you know?