The Sam's Club $150 Gold Mirror Is Back in Stock (and "Worth Every Penny!")
Glamorous, gilded mirrors have been all the rage recently — largely thanks to their timeless, French-inspired aesthetic — but some of the most popular styles can cost upwards of $1,000 (especially in full-length sizes). What’s a design-lover on a budget to do? Enter: Sam’s Club.
Believe it or not, the wholesale retailer is a treasure trove of affordable-yet-stylish home decor and kitchenware finds. That list again includes the now-viral gold Azalea Park Filigree Floor Mirror, which hit shelves last summer and, unsurprisingly, sold out right away. Good news, though: According to the Instagram account @samsclubsimplesavings, this piece is now officially back in stores for just $149.98.
Perfect for small spaces, the luxe-looking Azalea Park Filigree Floor Mirror measures 72 inches tall by 36 inches wide, so it’s slightly narrower than other full-length designs and can easily be tucked into a corner or tiny stretch of wall. That said, it’s still sizable enough to double as a focal point in any bedroom, living room, dining room, or office, especially with its ornate top detailing. This versatile piece also includes both mounting hardware and rubber floor grippers, so you can securely style it either hanging up or leaning against a wall.
Since its in-store debut, members have continuously left rave reviews of the Sam’s Club-exclusive design as well — 1,025 5-star ratings, to be exact. “This size at other places is going for at least $800!” one shopper wrote. Another commended the quality of the design, adding that it’s “very heavy and sturdy.” Which, note that the mirror does weigh 59 pounds, so plan accordingly when you’re shopping for it and unboxing back home.
The Sam’s Club website allows you to check on the Azalea Park Filigree Floor Mirror’s current availability from your closest location and arrange a store pickup. But act fast — it’s bound to sell out again, especially given the absolutely unbeatable under-$150 price. As one reviewer noted, it’s ultimately “worth every penny!”
