Mirrors can really add impact to a space by adding light, depth and reflection. If you choose a mirror that's bold, unique, and colorful, you can really make a statement. Hang a mirror above your fireplace, over a console, in the powder bath above a pedestal sink, the dining room, your closet, entryway, in a grouping of 3 down the hall...the possibilities are endless! Here are some of my favorites...
Armela mirror via Uttermost; Recycled Tin Mirror from CB2
Top left, clockwise: Agra Mirror from Gump's San Francisco; Gilded Open Work Mirror via Arteriors Home; Sitara mirror from Uttermost.
Randolph Mirror in Matte White & Jet Black - Shine Home
Top left, clockwise: Laminated Capiz Mirror via west elm; Randall from Uttermost; Grier Small Mirror - Crate & Barrel; Convex Mirror Panel from Pottery Barn.
great post, i agree about the mirrors adding their own impact, i personally love the randoph mirrors the best, i'm a sucker for a more vintage frame. fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThe white one is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen the mirrors from Shine Home- they are gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLovely collection of mirrors to view your black Oscar de la Renta gown or gold Gucci dress... don't want to look out of place in the market!
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Flea markets are a great source for affordable mirrors!
ReplyDeleteI love fancy mirrors. I was watching the daily 10 the other day on E! and they were showcasing CC Skye's boutique. She has the most amazing glamorous mirrors in her shop! Great choices!!!
ReplyDeleteI have just found your blog and I am soooo adding you to my favorite sites/blogs! What gorgeous things you have here....
ReplyDeleteall such pretty options! i've been collecting gold, vintage frames for a while and i'm going to eventually group them all together.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful. I have a thing for mirrors (as I have a thing for a lot of things, lol), especially convex mirrors. This is quite a handsome selection. I always find ways to add them to my home without looking too vain, but I do like how they reflect the room and the light. I also have a habit of putting them at odd heights, treating them more like artwork than something functional.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely mirrors! I have a few (large!) mirrors that I have purchased over the years because the frames were just so beautiful; now that we're in our small apartment it looks like one of us is very vain since there's a mirror in pretty much each room :)
ReplyDeleteI've been gone for few days and you have some great posts to catch up on, yay!
(btw, I tagged you on my blog).
oh so many choices. i don't know which i like more.
ReplyDeleteI love mirrors - these are pure greatness!
ReplyDeleteA great place to find beautiful, grand mirrors is Hobby Lobby. I have found many lovely mirrors there, including my favorite art deco mirror in my living room.
ReplyDeletei love mirrors. I have them through out my house, especially the smaller areas.
ReplyDeletelovely fancy mirrors
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