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 Can´t get enough of using mirrors when decorating a room. This living room was quie small and narrow. The large mirrors opened up the space and made it look more appealing. Large end to end mirrors in a small room creates a depth and space. Instantly doubling the size and at the same time improving the lighting in a room.
Picture from one of our rescent projects.
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4/17/2020 11:01:16
Mirror sure does help with lightening and space plus it can be used to hide imperfections as well. I really liked the way you staged the living room in your recent projects. It looks great! 8/11/2020 09:49:40
Large mirrors are particularly effective in tight areas such as hallways or office nooks, whereas small mirrors only emphasize the lack of space. The one exception to the bigger-is-better rule: mirrors that are dominated by a bulky frame. 11/3/2020 01:56:29
A good rule of thumb (or eye) is to choose a mirror that's around two thirds of the size of the furniture it's hanging above. Use a paper template to help you map out its position if you're not sure what size will fit your space – your room's colour and natural light levels will play a part too. As a rule, the mirror should be several inches less than the vanity or sink area. As an example, if you've chosen a 48″ single sink vanity, you should then select a mirror width (frame included) that doesn't exceed 48 inches. To make sure the mirror doesn't overpower the room, aim for 42-44 inches total. Leave a Reply. |
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