This helps break up an otherwise blank wall in a very simple but impactful way. USE IT TO FILL A NARROW WALL SPACE design by julie rose | photo by sara ligorria-tramp | from: julie’s huge (and diy packed) bedroom upgradeĪny long, narrow wall space in between two doors can be difficult to style, so why not hang a long mirror?įor Julie’s bedroom makeover, she mounted a long and narrow mirror from Rejuvenation on the wall between her closet and bedroom door. The subtle curve of #3 is also making me swoon. Arched Metal Mirror Full-length Floor MirrorĪn ornate mirror like #2 will bring in charm and make a significant impact in any room. Modern Glam Large Full-length Floor Wall Mirror | 2. But also safely first so just make sure:)ġ. Partners of design enthusiasts all over, rejoice! There is no need to pull out the power drill for these babies. And bonus! These massive mirrors are built to be leaned because of their size and weight, so you usually don’t need to drill thousands of holes into the wall. In my living room, I have this one (they also have it in full-length size) and it brings in just the right amount of vintage Victorian charm. If you really want your mirror to be a focal point in your room, you can’t go wrong opting for an oversized ornate mirror. So it all comes down to lamps at night and reflecting the natural light as much as possible during the day which this amazing arched floor mirror does that job very well.” design by harlotte de tonnac and hugo sauzay | photo by helenio barbetta |via vouge In Julie’s own words, “There are no ceiling or wall lights in this room.
Adding that cute little side table and plant also helps to make the space feel put together.
In Suzanne’s bedroom above, Julie Rose used this oversized mirror to take up space on an awkward wall and it completely brightened the space. Mirrors of this scale are much more affordable than large sale art and they do double duty as they’ll help brighten the room (and I’m not mad that they are great for mirror selfies, too). If space permits, an oversized mirror can be an excellent way to take up empty wall space and it easily packs a huge design punch. Whenever something is oversized in a room, it is DEFINITELY going to come across as intentional. LEAN AN OVERSIZED MIRROR design by julie rose | photo by sara ligorria-tramp | from: one of emily’s best friends gets a cozy sophisticated bedroom makeover Wanna see what I came up with? Well then, follow me! 1. So this had me thinking…what are the cool ways to style full-length floor mirrors that feel intentional and fresh? SURELY these mirrors can’t be all for naught, right? As I am contemplating procuring a new floor mirror for my own home, I decided to do some research on how I can style one in a way that feels intentional and cool. And if that’s wrong then I don’t want to be right! But I have to admit that the classic mirror hung over a closet door isn’t the most ideal or ~sexy~ styling moment.
Is it the vanity aspect that tricks us into thinking that they have no creative styling merit in a room? I know I personally need a full-length mirror because I want to see my entire outfit head to toe before I go on with my day. Why is it that full-length floor mirrors are harder to style than wall mirrors? I see wall mirrors in rooms all day long but there isn’t as much to show for floor mirrors. But there is something that has been bothering me lately. Suffice to say, there is nothing but love for mirrors over here. They are reflective (duh) so they help bounce light around and can make even the darkest rooms look brighter. We love styling with mirrors because they famously brighten a room and make it appear more open and airy.
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