8 Best Mirrors With Shelves for 2022 – Top Shelved Mirrors

Decorative wall mirrors with shelves are everywhere right now, and we have absolutely zero complaints about it. Extra storage is always a welcome addition in our book, whether you live in a small studio or just need a convenient spot to stash makeup, toiletries, or other trinkets. Another bonus to mirrors with shelves? They look great in any room! While many people tend to associate them with bathrooms and vanity setups, they make great living room accents (doubling as multi-functional plant and tchotchke holders) and the ultimate entryway must-have (because who doesn’t need an exit mirror and a shelf they can toss their keys on at the end of the day?). If you’re ready to test out this design trend, take a look at a few mirror-shelf styling approaches we love below. Then, shop our favorite picks and get ready to store more in 2022 — even on already-functional pieces like mirrors.

Stylish but super handy, a pharmacy mirror is always an excellent choice for a small bathroom — you can store your toothbrush, favorite perfume, or even a cute succulent on the built-in shelf. You can’t go wrong with a matte black finish, whether your bathroom is classic, farmhouse style, or sparse and modern. One of these pieces would be great for a tiny bath, but two would shine, side by side, in a double vanity setup.

If your entry area or foyer is small, a glitzy mirror with a built-in shelf is an excellent option, as it’s relatively compact in size but makes a big impact style-wise. It’s also a great space saver since the shelf sits inside the mirror’s edges. Use it to stash your keys, ID, or other small essentials; place them on the shelf each time you enter the house, and you’ll never be scrambling to find them again.

If you’re decorating a modern, industrial space, a sleek cubby mirror with a small perch, like this copper option, is the way to go. Set a small vase or candle on the shelf for some added intrigue. You can even place items up top, too.

If you have a fair amount of blank wall space to fill, this striking wood and metal mirror has an almost sculptural look and feel to it. Just imagine it over a console table or a bench near your door. Since the shelf barely blocks the mirror itself, you can style it with larger, more dramatic accessories. You don’t want anything to interfere with your view, after all.

Arches are definitely having a moment right now. They add architectural interest, and in mirror form they can almost make a wall feel as though it has an extra window. This stunning CB2 mirror combines the arch shape with a marble shelf, so you hit two trends with one piece.

So far, we’ve only looked at mirrors with shelves that are oriented vertically, but if you want a horizontal shelf mirror, you can find those, too. At just under $60, this Amazon model is a total steal.

Maybe you want to give the shelf mirror idea a go in a small way before committing to a bigger, more expensive piece? Then this little mirror is for you. It’s a great size to hang over a pedestal sink in a tiny powder room or above your bedroom dresser.

Sarah M. Vazquez also contributed to reporting.