Mirrors For Any Room

A room filled with mirrors.

Mirrors can be a great accessory for any room, as they bring in another element. They are especially great for small or dim rooms, as light reflected off of them shines throughout the whole room. Luckily mirrors come in various sizes, shapes and colors, so you will be able to find one that fits any style for any room.

 

A geometric mirror.
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Picking a mirror can be difficult, especially for those with more eclectic taste. Some companies are figuring out that not all mirrors must fit the standard oval or rectangular shape. Instead, they are getting creative and finding new ways to make a mirror in different shapes. Here is a great, stylish example of a mirror in a non-conventional shape that would look beautiful in a dining room or bedroom. It also suits well with nude, natural colors as well as bright hues.

A magazine mirror.
http://www.farawayfurniture.co.uk/round-mirrors/round-mirror-recycled-magazine

Not all parts of the mirror must be reflective. There can be a design created with metal, wood, paper or almost any other material you wish to make it with. Here is an eco-friendly example that could do well in a living room or earth-toned bathroom to illustrate your lifestyle.

 

A teddy bear mirror.
http://www.trendir.com/archives/modern-mirrors/

Illuminated mirrors are a unique way to add even more lighting to a room. These could be great for rooms with minimal natural light or where some spaces are hidden from the ceiling lights. Bathrooms and closets are great places for these, as you will be able to see minute details when putting on clothing or make-up.

 

A spacious room with mirrors covering the walls.
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Mirrors don’t have to be placed upon a wall. In fact, sitting a large mirror on the ground, or several small ones on a shelf can crate an area that draws guests’ attention. Larger mirrors on the floor can also give the illusion of a larger room or hallway, which can help with cramped rooms with dim lighting.

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