Why mirrors matter

• Associated with the Water element reflect, multiply, circulate chi.
• Visually expand tight rooms and brighten dim corners.
• Can “double” what they reflect use this power intentionally.

Use mirrors to

• Amplify positive features (greenery, light, art, dining abundance).
• Attract prosperity by reflecting symbols of wealth.
• Redirect flow in awkward corridors and tight foyers.

Ideal placements

• North (Kuber): Supports cashflow/prosperity. Great for foyers and living rooms.
• East (Indra): Boosts vitality, new beginnings, morning light.
• Northeast (Ishan): Enhances serenity and spiritual uplift when kept minimal and clean.

Directions to avoid

• Southwest: Can disturb stability & relationships.
• Southeast: Water–Fire clash may spark conflicts.
• South: Overstimulates; can drain support and calm.

Living room

• Place on North/East wall to expand light and social energy.
• Reflect beauty: plants, art, pleasant outdoor views not clutter or TV.

Dining room

• Mirror that gently reflects the dining table symbolizes multiplying abundance.
• Prefer North or East wall; keep table neat to avoid “doubling” mess.

Bedroom

• Avoid facing the bed. Cover at night if fixed wardrobes have mirrors.
• Use inside-door mirrors or position so the bed is not visible.

Entrance/Foyer

• Good on a side wall to widen tight foyers. Do not face the main door directly (it can bounce chi out).
• Keep door swings clear; ensure bright, welcoming light.

Bathroom

• Place on North/East wall where possible.
• Avoid facing the toilet; keep lids closed and mirrors spotless.

Kitchen

• Use sparingly Water element can conflict with Fire (stove).
• If needed for light, ensure it does not reflect the flame directly.

Best shapes

• Square/Rectangular: Balanced, grounded, professional.
• Rounded corners if traffic is close softer chi, safer flow.

Pro tips

• Hang so the tallest person’s head is fully visible symbolic of full support.
• Frame matters: Wood adds warmth (East/North), metal adds clarity (West/NW).
• Keep mirrors crystal-clean; chips or cracks weaken energy replace promptly.

No-demolition fixes

• Cover at night: Use a curtain/roller for wardrobe or wall mirrors facing beds.
• Angle shift: Rehang slightly to avoid reflecting problem areas.
• Complete the space: Place plants/art so the mirror reflects positivity.

Energy corrections

• Place a Vastu Pyramid near the mirror to harmonize doshas.
• Affix a Vastu Dosh Nivaran Yantra discreetly behind the frame.
• If removal isn’t possible, keep mirrors covered during sleep and deep-clean weekly.

Can I place a mirror opposite a window?

Yes if the view is pleasant (greenery/sky). You’ll draw in more light and vitality. Avoid reflecting harsh roads, poles, or cluttered views.

Is a mirrored wardrobe okay in bedrooms?

Yes, provided it doesn’t reflect the bed. If it must, use a sliding fabric/wood panel or a night curtain.

What about mirrors in narrow corridors?

Use on a side wall to widen the passage; keep frames slim and ensure the mirror doesn’t create dizzying reflections.

Do bevels or mosaic mirrors change the energy?

Subtle bevels are fine. Overly fragmented mosaics can scatter focus use sparingly and not opposite important areas.