What area is the mirror for?
Mirrors transform rooms by combining form with function. With so many different types of mirrors available, it will help your selection by first considering where the mirror will be placed:
Living room - Mirrors in the living room are a fantastic way to make the space seem bigger and lighter with loads of depth. Choose smaller wall mirrors to place around the room or position a mirror on or above your buffets and side tables with a stylish vignette. Large mirrors on walls look striking hung over mantelpieces as a statement piece.
Dining room - Use a wall mirror in the dining room to add a luxe look to the space and enhance the dining experience. Dine in style with a mirror that accentuates the chandelier, candles and crockery. It should be high enough so that guests can’t see themselves eating.
Bathroom - Bathroom vanity mirrors make bathrooms look beautiful while providing you with a place to do your hair, apply makeup, brush your teeth and more. Wall mirrors are the most common type in a bathroom, from frameless circles to wide rectangular mirrors with a frame.
Bedroom - Dressing mirrors are full-length mirrors that let you see your entire reflection from head to toe. They’re perfect for trying on outfits and can be free-standing or wall-mounted. You can also place smaller mirrors on bedside tables and dressers.
Entryway - A hallway mirror makes a great first impression on anyone who enters your home. They bounce light off the walls and instantly make your home seem larger, brighter and more stylish. They also give you a spot to check your appearance on your way out the front door!