Following on from the sell-out success of previous statement mirrors, Aldi is selling another window mirror design this week - in full-length form. The new mirror is a stylish addition to any dressing room priced at an affordable £64.99.
This industrial-style mirror is a highly desirable design that is a big home decor trend for this year, and coveted in many a stylist's home. To prove its style credentials we can report similar designs are stocked at some of the best homeware emporiums – such as Maison du Monde and Cox & Cox.
But the big difference with Aldi is always the price tag. Aldi's superpower, and we're still not entirely sure how they do it, is providing stylish home accessories for a fraction of the cost.
The stylish mirror is part of the latest homeware special buy drop. The Aldi window mirror is available to pre-order now, in stores from 21st August.
We've already spotted it selling fast, and we predict at that affordable price, it won't hang around for long!
Looking for a stylish window mirror?
Look no more, Aldi has one! The stylish window mirror has given last year's on-trend grid mirror a new spin. This year it has launched in a full-length mirror form, but with a grid effect border in black metal.
Measuring 140 x 60 x 2.5cm the Aldi window mirror can be wall mounted or floor standing. It is a lot of mirror for the meagre price of £64.99. We also spotted that it was over half the price of a similar version we found at Maison du Monde for £154, and a larger window mirror on sale at Cox & Cox for £675.
Any of these three mirrors would be a brilliant addition to any walk-in wardrobe ideas if you have the space, or simply to add a touch of luxury to your bedroom ideas.
However, if you're looking for a slightly smaller window mirror for your hallway ideas, Aldi's original window mirror is still available in gold for under £50.
Aldi's original grid mirrors
Aldi original window mirror design was strikingly similar to one at Next. Going purely on face value they looked almost identical. The only obvious difference was the cost. The Next version is £160, compared to Aldi's at £49.99.
The Aldi one is now no longer available to pick up in black, but you can still get it in gold. However, if you have your heart set on a black mirror the Next one is still available if you're prepared to pay the price.
Grid mirror, £160, Next
Next have another design that will stand the test of time and be available for the long haul. The larger version measures 95cm square, framed in a black powder coated metal to create an industrial-style window – a look that's so popular this season.
This larger size is £160, which is still a great price for a mirror of this size. Just not as good as Aldi evidently.
Which mirror will you choose?
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