When you want to spruce up a room, why not add a mirror? It can add light and depth, and you won’t have to push out a wall or add a window to do it.
A framed mirror is attractive, hanging alone or in a group. What’s more, it can be far less expensive than adding artwork to a wall and less risky. Sizable art pieces can overwhelm a room.
The big choice in mirror frames can make them compatible with any room of the house. A little care should be taken so the frame goes with the furniture. A rustic frame, for example, would be out of place in a room with polished furniture in cherry or white finishes.
Some decorators are leaning framed mirrors against a wall for a dramatic effect. They are choosing wide frames in a variety of finishes and hues. Even floor mirrors can be doubled or tripled for a striking effect.
In a small room, a standing mirror can do wonders. It opens up the space by reflecting the outdoors and the furniture. In bathrooms, the new trend is to upsize mirrors so they fill out the entire space above a long vanity or counter.
Some groups of three or four mirrors feature a drawing that continues from one to another, such as the tree branch drawn on four panels and offered by Made Goods.
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