Interestingly, in my search for mirrors in room design, I came across more examples of what not to do...a few tips: if hanging over a console or chest, let one be the star of the composition; scale the mirror to it's purpose; don't hang opposite direct sunlight and reflect something worth seeing twice...my favorite mirror as a tool are convex mirrors: provides some movement in a room and really love them tucked behind lamps, especially on nightstands...
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| Fair amount of glare here, but imagine the light dances at night from the hanging pendants |
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| Empty picture frame in front of mirror |
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| Love what it's reflecting |
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| May blind if this is a western exposure |
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| A bit contrived overall, but an example of proper scale of lamp to mirror |
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| Changes the architecture in a room |
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