Mirrors are the oldest trick in the interior book — and for good reason. Used well, they double the light and depth of any room.
Size Matters
In a small room, one large mirror beats several small ones. A tall floor-to-waist mirror leans against a wall with effortless style.
Frames Define the Vibe
Thin gold or brass frames feel delicate and bright; dark wood frames feel grounded and timeless. Match the frame to your room’s dominant material.
Placement That Works
Opposite a window for light, beside a doorway for depth, and above a console or dresser for function and beauty.
Keep It Clean
A smudged mirror defeats the purpose. A monthly clean with glass spray keeps the effect sharp.