Not a leaning mirror fan either. I would consider hanging a mirror above each night stand (if you have one on the other side), and would add a comfy chair to the space you're considering for the leaner. Might move the chair on the bed wall out and look for an upholstered chair for the other space.

i'd never want a leaner mirror... who wants to look taller and thinner than they actually are? oh wait... that would be me.

i can't comment if the look is the DreadedDated or not, even artwork is pretty controversial as to whether leaning is ok or not.

its in your bedroom, you get to pick. if you dont like it leaning you can always hang it. its part of a 'charming' look, i think.

I like them

(I like how I look in them too. which matters for my mood lol. my mood would dictate a lot how I look irl.

you also can place them in such a way they distort minimally. depends on an angle)

but one needs to consider lots of stuff that might happen if

we had one-well it was very simple and lightweight ..10 bucks from some big store, years ago....and Roomba managed to break it, and I'm a pretty superstitious person, I don't like broken mirrors. They're bad omen and all that. So I ditched the idea to buy smth instead, for now. I miss it, and I liked it in the corner where it stood, but.

so yes..if going for one, I'd make sure it's safe and all.

PS I really don't know nor I care whether they're fad or not-mirrors exist to reflect stuff-light, beautiful things in the room/ouside of it, people. If they perform and I like the shape etc-I like them. If I don't know why they're there then I don't. Depends what I want from a mirror.

I like leaning floor mirrors, they are not meant to be hung. But I would not put a mirror where you have it marked, I don't see a place in those pictures where I put one. They look better on short walls to fill that space.

Please, no leaning mirror. In a bedroom they're meant to be functional, not some sort of statement piece, but most mirrors look silly leaning, no matter which room they're in.