The Arhaus Amelie mirror collection is a crowd favorite alternative to the Anthropologie Primrose, with round, floor, dresser, and wall options to suit every space. Every size comes in three finishes with warm undertones for a vintage-inspired look.

The scroll details and curves of this Pottery Barn mirror give it the same look as the Anthro mirror for a fraction of the price. It comes in two sizes—wall and leaner—and the leaner mirror is $499 compared to Anthro’s $1,200. This would make a great focal point in an entryway or living room, and the smaller size would look gorgeous over a dresser.

This oversized wall mirror has detailed flourishes at the apex of its otherwise simple metal frame, and I might even prefer it to the Anthro Primrose as an accent piece for a mantle, console table, or dresser since it’s wider. The price tag is under $500 in three colors, making it an Anthro mirror dupe worth taking a look at.

If you’re set on grand scale floor mirror and willing to forego beveled accents, this Urban Outfitters large gold floor mirror is an amazing option under $500. It’s large (over 5′ tall) making it one of the most sizable Anthro mirror dupes out there. Compared to the $1,600 Primrose mirror, you’re saving over $1,000!

We have this antique leaner mirror in our bedroom, and I absolutely love how it opens up the space. The rounded top is understated while the antique gold finish gives it some character. Best of all, it’s nearly half the price of the Primrose large floor size!

If you’re looking for an Anthropologie mirror dupe with cleaner lines and a similar antique finish, look no further than the World market mirror. It’s lack of ornate detailing makes it easy to introduce into any room for added convenience and brightness, and it’s under $300.

If you’re looking for a round Anthropologie mirror dupe (Anthro actually doesn’t offer the Primrose in this shape), this Walmart mirror is a great option under $150. It’s such a steal and comes in gold and black. I think it’d look beautiful over a bathroom vanity or as a statement piece over a console table in an entryway.

Going off looks alone, this Hobby Lobby wall mirror is almost identical to the Anthropologie Primrose. I’m not going to promise it’ll have the same quality and detailing as the Primrose, but if you’re on a budget, this under $150 is a great dupe. Reviewers say it’s heavy, looks pricier than it is, and is a versatile size.

I had to include a couple of Anthropologie mirror dupes from Amazon because their decor selection has surprised me over the years! This arched mirror has stellar ratings and comes in three sizes and four finishes. One reviewer even commented that it’s better than the Anthropologie mirror, which is saying something!

An Anthropologie dupe from Kohls, this wall mirror looks incredibly similar to the Gleaming Primrose mirror—it’s gold, wide, and has all the little ornate details—for under $300.

Also from Kohl’s, this elegant mirror gives the Anthropologie Primrose mirror a run for its money and comes with keyhole openings for easy hanging. I love that it’s tiny so that it can be placed on a dresser or even in built-ins as decor.

This Wayfair Anthropologie Mirror dupe is basically a petite version of the 3′ Primrose mirror, making it the perfect affordable option for anyone who wants the vintage-inspired look in a small space. It would look great above a thin dresser or over a mantle in a studio apartment and is under $300.

If you want a bold mirror that pops off the wall, the thick gold frame and heavy scrollwork on this square wood wall mirror will stand out no matter what room you hang it in. It’s 3′ tall and under $300 compared to the Primrose 3′ at over $500!

This wall mirror under $300 has an arched shape like the Anthropologie Primrose and ornate garland details along the frame. The antique gold finish completes the vintage look, and a metal sawtooth hook makes for easy installation of this show-stopping piece.

This House of Hampton mirror is a crazy affordable Anthropologie wall mirror dupe. At just under 3′ tall, it’s only $150 compared to over $500 at Anthropologie. It comes in black and gold finishes, but I of course love the gold for that touch of old world elegance.