Premium Mirrors & Wall Decor

Premium mirrors and wall decor catalogs from Uttermost, Howard Elliott, Arteriors, John-Richard, and Wildwood — the to-the-trade and consumer brochures that show the full seasonal range of decorative mirrors, framed wall art, sculptural metal art, and accent decor. Order the print catalogs by mail or flip through them online.

Mirror & Wall Decor Categories at a Glance

Statement and oversized mirrors — the catalogs below cover the full statement-mirror category, from 5-foot leaner mirrors that anchor a dining room or entry, to oversized round mirrors above a console, to gilded baroque-frame pieces that go over a fireplace. Uttermost is the volume leader in this category with hundreds of mirror SKUs across traditional, transitional, and contemporary frames. Howard Elliott is the artisan-finish specialist — their mirrors emphasize hand-applied antique finishes, leaf application, and unique frame profiles. Arteriors specializes in modern sculptural mirrors with strong materials (cast brass, polished nickel, hand-forged iron, hand-carved wood).

Decorative wall mirrors — beveled wall mirrors, capiz shell mirrors, sunburst mirrors, geometric grouping mirrors, and round entry mirrors that fill a wall without going floor-to-ceiling. Uttermost Mirrors 2026 + 2025 and Uttermost Wall Decor & Clocks 2026 cover this category in depth.

Wall art — canvases, framed prints, sculptural — hand-painted canvas art, framed photographic and graphic prints, dimensional metal wall sculpture, woven and textile wall hangings, ceramic wall installations. Uttermost Art 2026 + 2025 are the comprehensive references; John-Richard's New Couture Fall 2025 and 2026 catalog include the brand's curated art program.

Decorative clocks — oversized wall clocks, decorative mantel clocks, and statement floor clocks. Uttermost Wall Decor & Clocks 2026 is the marquee reference.

Accent decor that completes the wall — wall sconces with decorative shades, hanging botanicals, mounted ceramics, decorative wall trays, and the accessory program. The Uttermost Accessories 2026 and Wildwood Spring 2025 Bestsellers catalogs round out the room.

What to Look For in a Premium Mirror Catalog

The most useful catalogs spell out the frame material and finish — solid wood with multi-layer hand-applied finish, cast metal with applied patina, MDF with paint and leaf, resin with foiling. Real artisan finishes (Howard Elliott's signature) cost more but age beautifully; molded and foiled finishes from the volume brands are excellent value at scale. Also look for mirror glass type — beveled vs. flat edge, antiqued vs. clear, mercury-finish vs. silvered. And hanging hardware — D-rings vs. cleat vs. wire — which affects how the piece can be installed.

For oversized statement pieces (anything over 4 feet in any dimension), check the weight and the recommended wall-anchor system. Premium mirrors in this size range often weigh 40-100 lbs and need toggle bolts or stud-mounted French cleats. The brand catalogs in this dept call out weight on every spec sheet.

Designing with Mirrors & Wall Decor

The single most-specified design move in the mirror category is the statement mirror over a console or fireplace — usually a 30-50 inch round or arched piece with a strong frame profile that anchors a furniture grouping. Uttermost and Howard Elliott both publish a deep range of options in this format. The second-most-specified move is the oversized leaner mirror — a 5-6 foot rectangular mirror that leans against a wall in a primary bedroom, dressing room, or generous entry. The third is grouping mirrors — a set of 3-5 small mirrors hung in a composed arrangement, often used to fill a hallway, breakfast nook, or seating-vignette wall.

For wall art, the catalog programs make it easy to specify a coordinated set — most premium brands publish hand-painted canvases and framed prints in series of 2, 3, or 4 with shared palette and style. Specifying from one catalog series ensures the pieces will read as a coherent installation rather than a clutter.

Free Premium Mirror & Wall Decor Catalogs by Mail

Most catalogs in this department are mailed free to homeowners, interior designers, and design-trade buyers. Print catalogs from the artisan-finish brands (Howard Elliott, Arteriors, John-Richard) are particularly worth requesting in physical form — the finish quality on a beveled mirror or hand-applied gold leaf is much easier to evaluate on a printed page than on a phone screen.