Mirrors are a part of our daily lives. No matter where we go – mirrors are there. They make a room feel bigger and become a focal point, choosing the right style is something that can make or break the overall appearance of a room. It is no surprise then that reclaimed wood mirrors are soaring in popularity.
When you think of a reclaimed wood mirror, the first thing that may come to mind is big thick old salvaged planks making up a heavy and dominating frame. While there are many salvaged wood mirrors like this – they are certainly not the only option available.
These awesome mirrors can come in all shapes and sizes. They can be made from old signs, they can be made from shipping pallets, they can be made from huge oak beams – and they all create very different effects.
You dont have to be stuck with bare wood either! Many reclaimed mirrors can be colorful! The wood that has been recycled can already have pain or stains on it to make it super authentic, or it can be stained to give the old wood a little face lift.
Lets take a look at 29 of the most awesome reclaimed wood mirrors we could find.
![salvaged douglas fir mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/salvaged-douglas-fir-mirror.png)
The typical reclaimed wood mirror is something like this big thick heavy planks looking a little weather beaten. A look that i personally love!
![reclaimed beech mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/reclaimed-beech-mirror.png)
This mirror is a little bit less thick and rustic, but still certainly aged timber. The tones that are within the frame are stunning.
![thick small salvaged timber mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/thick-small-salvaged-timber-mirror.png)
A simple and small piece of history. I really like the way the four planks that make up the frame of this mirror have been joined together.
![sunburst timber mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/sunburst-timber-mirror.png)
How about a sunburst mirror made from salvaged sticks? A very natural look that can work well with a variety of decor types
![reclaimed walnut miror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/reclaimed-walnut-miror.png)
This is almost a square sunburst mirror. And it is stunning! This one is made from walnut, i like to think that the darker tones on this one are natural – but i have a sneaky suspicion they have been added afterwards.
![salvaged timber mirror with metal](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/salvaged-timber-mirror-with-metal.png)
The metal corner accents on this reclaimed wood mirror are a great way to add a little extra interest if bare wood is a little to sparse for your tastes.
![salvaged wood circle frame](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/salvaged-wood-circle-frame.png)
This 3 Dimensional frame is a stunning piece of carpentry. The salvaged timber complements the red brick wall perfectly.
![deep circular mirrors](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/deep-circular-mirrors.png)
One of my favorites. Certainly unusual. I have no idea how they have managed to curve this wood like this. But it is one truly stunning mirror.
![light blue stain on a reclaimed mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/light-blue-stain-on-a-reclaimed-mirror.png)
Just because your mirror is made from reclaimed wood does not mean it cannot be stained to fit in with your rooms decor.
![reclaimed wood mirror large](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/reclaimed-wood-mirror-large.png)
A stunning patchwork mirror. This has clearly been made from a wide range of different sources of timber.
![reclaimed oak mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/reclaimed-oak-mirror.png)
If you already have quite a bit of natural wood in your room and want a reclaimed wood mirror – but think it will be too much with the rest of the rooms decor – try staining it. This light stain allows the age and beauty of this old wood to shine.
![reclaimed lumber](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/reclaimed-lumber-mirror.png)
This mirror has been made from old reclaimed fence posts. It is certainly a natural weather beaten look – stunning!
![sunburst reclaimed wood mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/sunburst-reclaimed-wood-mirror.png)
This close up shows what these multi layer wooden starburst mirrors look like from the side. The 3 dimensional design is incredbile.
![patchwork reclaimed wooden mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/patchwork-reclaimed-wooden-mirror.png)
Another patchwork mirror made by the same person who made the previous one in this style. This time a little smaller.
![painted reclaimed wooden mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/painted-reclaimed-wooden-mirror.png)
If you are really lucky you can find reclaimed wood mirrors that still have the paint on them from their original usage. Many old buildings had signs and slogans painted on them which can be used to striking effect when reused.
![multi tone salvaged wood mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/multi-tone-salvaged-wood-mirror.png)
This mirror has been made from various types of salvaged wood. They have clearly been re stained before being made into the frame of this mirror – and it looks awesome!
![circular painted wood recycled](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/circular-painted-wood-recycled-mirror.png)
Love the beach? Well thousands of old beach huts are reclaimed each year, many were painted in these awesome pastel blue and yellow and white colors.
![metal and wood recylced mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/metal-and-wood-recylced-mirror.png)
The little votive candle adds a bit of color to this mirror – the issue with reclaimed wood is that is can occasionally look a little too dark and rustic on its own. Something like a flower or a candle really brings the whole thing to life!
![light salvaged timber mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/light-salvaged-timber-mirror.png)
This untreated wood is something very special indeed. It is incredible how much interest and depth can be made by combining different shades of wood.
![jigsaw style reclaimed wood mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/jigsaw-style-reclaimed-wood-mirror.png)
Another awesome jigsaw style mirror, combining unstained wood with painted wood to give a distressed and interesting appearance.
![iron studs in old wooden mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/iron-studs-in-old-wooden-mirror.png)
We love the use of iron work in reclaimed wooden furniture here at pats color. This is no exception and is STUNNING!
![grey old wooden mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/grey-old-wooden-mirror.png)
A light white stain has allowed this mirror to look fresh and reasonably contemporary while still retaining the antique charm of reclaimed wood.
![colorful reclaimed wooden mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/colorful-reclaimed-wooden-mirror.png)
Looking for a colorful salvaged wood mirror? How about something like this! Even though the stains on this wood are almost certainly not original it does not detract from this AWESOME mirror.
![coathanger mirror](https://patscolor.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/coathanger-mirror.png)
How about getting a salvaged coat hanger and turning it into an awesome functional mirror? Who would not want this in their hallway!?
Be sure to check out our other awesome lists of reclaimed wood furniture!
Have you found any awesome reclaimed wood mirrors online? Do you have one at home? Leave a comment and send us a picture in the box below!