I’m a big fan of using mirrors in a design scheme.  They are an essential decorative feature as they intensify light and add depth to a room.   Mirrors work great in every room particularly in hallways which are often lacking in natural light.   Think carefully when choosing the placement of the mirror so as to maximise views or artwork on adjacent walls.

Used correctly mirrors add elegance and drama to a space and brighten up dark drab corners. Here are some clever and creative uses.

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Large oversized mirrors can be a focal point in a room as they make a dramatic statement.  Place on a floor resting against the wall in a bedroom or hall for maximum impact.

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Sunburst mirrors look great over a console table or fireplace mantle.
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Display your mirrors like artwork.  Hang a group together to create a very pleasing effect.  I love the effect of these bubble mirrors in this London house.  A very creative way to brighten up a boring wall.
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Give your hallway a bold new look by covering a mirror in your favourite linens and create a striking stripy pattern. Create rough seams for a relaxed look or neat ones for a smarter feel. – from House to Home

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This eye catching mirror makes a dramatic statement in this small cloakroom.
Images courtesy of houzz.com
And you don’t have to stick to walls.  Place a full length mirror on a table and set candles on it for a stunning centre piece.
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I hope I’ve given you some inspiration for decorating with mirrors in your home.  If you like this post and want more sign up to our mailing list for news of updates and special offers.  And you can find me on Facebook and Twitter too!

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