Transform your garden or backyard with outdoor mirrors
My pick of some gorgeous outdoor mirrors to transform your garden or backyard.
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Recently when trying to find a solution to hide the contents of my shed a friend, Becky from @boos_home suggested I use garden mirrors!
I’ll be honest, at first I wasn’t at all sure but after a quick trip to Home Bargains and seeing them in the flesh, I knew they’d be perfect!
Perfect for so many reasons! They were such a bargain at £6.99 each (also available in black), they’d look fab, they’d cover the ugly contents of the shed and once they were up I realised they reflected the tree opposite making the garden feel bigger.
Although these aren’t specifically for outdoors, they are made of plastic making them water proof. The backs are made of cardboard though so are probably only suitable for the side of a shed, with the roof of the shed protecting the back of the mirrors.
My parents loved the idea of an outdoor mirror so much they went online and found this mirror for their garden! Father’s Day presented sorted!
I’ve done a bit of research to find you a few more outdoor mirrors….
~ Arched Mirrors ~
La Hacienda Rounded Arch Outdoor Mirror available on
Amazon RRP £89.99
Creekwood Florence Mirror available on
Amazon RRP £39.99
~ Rectangular Mirrors ~
Antiqued Outdoor Mirror from Cox & Cox RRP £135
Fulbrook Mirror from Garden Trading RRP £125
~ Gothic Arched Mirror ~
Gothic Church Garden Window mirror from Etsy RRP £85
Lastly, another friend of mine, another Becky actually (!) found these in The Range recently.
4 Samira Grey and White Mirrors from The Range RRP £6.99
These again aren’t specifically outdoor mirrors so be careful where and how you hang them as the backs are again made of cardboard.
So there you have it, a round of some of the best mirrors I’ve found online.
Hope you found something in there that you liked?
If you’re a beginner gardener then my blog “5 quick gardening tips for beginners” may also help you get started.
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Kirsty
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They are beautiful. We bought a mirror this year too from EBay. I am really pleased with it. Very inspiring Kirsty.
Hi Sarah
Thank you!
Mirrors make such a difference to the space don’t they!
Thanks for reading blog. So pleased you enjoyed it.
Kirsty x
Hi Kirsty, the mirrors on your shed look amazing, you have inspired me to have a go at doing this too, thank you! I hope you don’t mind me asking… I was wondering what paint and colour you used on your shed and how it is holding up after a couple of winters? Many thanks again! Sarah x
Hi Sarah
Thanks so much for the lovely note.
The shed is painted with Ronseal Garden Paint – in Slate.
It lasts a good 3 years before you need to paint it again.
Kirsty x