Vida Designs Nishano Cheval Mirror Free Standing Full Length Floor Standing Dressing Mirror Adjustable Bedroom Furniture Wooden, White

We have recently gone through a renovation of rooms in our home and I have wanted a standalone mirror for some time now. This was the perfect occasion to buy one. The assembly was easy. The stand and frame are sturdy but light enough for me to move around if needed. The bracket for the angle is strong and stays in position without having to over-tighten the screws. Excellent value for money and looks lovely in our newly decorated room

Came well packaged and was easy to assemble, a perfect size and colour for our grandaughter’s bedroom

Really pleased with this mirror. Easy to assemble (one 78yo woman on her own!), and it holds its position well once screws are tightened. Great value.

I love the look of this mirror and much prefer oval to rectangular. Also like to be able to rotate the mirror.As others have pointed out the quality control seems to a bit lacking with a couple of rough spots on the rim of the mirror. However, the application of the tiniest bit of sandpapering has resolved the problem without the need to get out any white paint, which I was prepared to do. The retaining knobs at the base of the mirror do not seem to screw all the way home although again that could probably be fixed with the use of a chisel but not really necessary as you won't notice once assembled unless you are in the habit of crawling around on the floor.If the rest of your furniture is high-end this may not fit in - but not sure where you would go to get any other floor-standing oval cheval mirror, let alone a better value one. There does not seem to be a great choice out there without spending significantly more or choosing rectangular.Basically looks good and sturdy enough. Easy to assemble but be prepared for minor defects (which you may be able to easily fix - though of course you shouldn't have to on a new piece of furniture).

I like the look of the mirror and it was (relatively) easy to put together. Admittedly it would’ve been easier had there been better QC checking for defects - mine had a random protrusion preventing me sliding two pieces together.You get what you pay for, it’s obviously made from very cheap, lightweight wood which I fully expected. It has a few marks on the paintwork but nothing too noticeable - no cracks or damage that I can see.It should hold up fine in the corner of a room where it’s not going to be touched or moved around much but I doubt it would survive a house move in all honesty.Delivery was good (UPS if remember right.)All in all it’s just okay - I’d probably recommend it if someone wanted a cheap mirror (that looks more expensive than it is) but it’s probably luck of the draw in terms of build quality / defects with lack of quality control.

I bought this mirror for a spare bedroom and it looks beautiful. VERY easy to assemble and looks so expensive. Very study and thick wood trim.

The media could not be loaded. Chipped wood, pieces didn't fit well together, had to DIY to make the legs fit and the back of the mirror looks cheap asf. My biggest problem though is after a month or 2 of use the mirror won't even stay up on its own. Anytime I straighten it out the weight of the mirror and cheapness of the legs makes it fall back. No point in having a standing mirror that doesn't even stand.

Well made, but you need to measure up to make sure there’s space for it, The door hung mirrors are usually badly fitting.