In terms of charm, what rating do we give to the mirror . Wall , floor , with or without frame , it is undoubtedly a magnetic and curious object. Protagonist of fairy tales, legends and superstitions, the mirror is also a concrete object of everyday life. It is useful to have a look at it before going out or to decorate wisely with light and reflections. Mirrors can be real design objects. Sometimes, they lean and hold on to a wall; in other cases, they are completely autonomous furnishing accessories that we move as we please. They are suitable for the different rooms of the house and especially for passageways, such as entrances and corridors.
In the article, we ask the mirrors of our desires how to furnish the house thanks to the light and breadth they give to the environment. How to use mirrors at home
Mirrors are only used to recognize vampires who are not reflected in them
. Not at all. Since long-fanged monsters are in short supply, we’ve found alternative ways to use the item Snow White’s stepmother craves. The reflective surfaces of the mirrors are our allies in giving more light and breadth to a space. They are ideal in a small hall, but also in a small room. In fact, a wall or floor mirror multiplies the images and increases the sensation of depth. The result is a better perception of the environment, which appears larger and brighter.At the entrance, the wall mirror welcomes and greets
Welcome, welcome. At the entrance, a wall mirror warmly welcomes guests and family members. In fact, it gives light to space and multiplies it thanks to its ability to reflect images. It also reflects those of those who enter our house and perhaps check that the collar is in place and there are no tufts out of place. When we leave the house, he says hello, making sure that the coat is on well, that we remember the bag and hat, that the shoes match the socks. In short, the mirrors attached to the wall, near the wardrobe and the front door, are almost style consultants. Types of mirrors at the entrance to the house
Hanging on the wall, in the hallway leading to the front door, are mirrors with frames and mirrors without. A set of small mirrors can create an unusual and iridescent decoration for an otherwise cramped and somewhat impersonal space. In these cases, mirrors of particular shapes, such as hexagons and pentagons, for example, are a good choice. A very useful and appreciated type of wall mirror is the rectangular one, narrow and high, which starts just above the skirting board. An alternative is represented by tall mirrors with a fairly deep frame that lean against the wall and remain slightly inclined. Where to put a mirror in the living room
The “natural” path of those who come to visit us starts from the door and arrives at the living room, the most important room in the house. Here, a floor mirror can become the protagonist and instill a very specific atmosphere. There are all kinds of them: made like an easel, hinged on a central axis parallel to the floor, cut as a section of a cylinder, mounted on structures with a minimal, shabby chic or ethnic style. A large wall mirror looks great above the sofa or among a colorful collection of paintings. A mirror with a graceful frame , of modest size, makes a great impression placed above the fireplace, or on a sideboard, a large desk or a console. Decorative mirrors, wall or floor, in front of the window
If the living room overlooks a beautiful landscape, a mirror on the wall opposite the window increases the pleasure of beautiful images of nature and architecture. A frameless mirror fulfills the task perfectly, which is all colored by the shades of the landscape. A good choice is also represented by wall-mounted mirrors in harmony with the style of the furniture, minimal or classic, rustic or industrial, modern or vintage. A mirror in the bedroom
The idea of ​​putting a mirror in the bedroom is good, but some precautions must be observed. It is best not to place it right in front of the bed, or in a position where it reflects us at all times, whether we are lying down to read or relax. It is advisable to place a model chosen amongparticular wall mirrors on the side walls with respect to where the headboard rests and beyond the sides of the bed. Other possibilities are a mirror inside a wardrobe door and a tall, narrow floor mirror that can be easily inserted into a corner of the room. Modern special wall mirrors for the hallway and bathroom Modern special wall mirrorsthey are the right choice for passage spaces such as corridors or anterooms and also make a good impression in the bathroom. They are characterized by lines that play in the frames along square or rectangular profiles, or by creative shapes that recall drops, leaves and water designs. They give an elegant or casual touch to the atmosphere, widen the spaces, allow you to look at yourself to arrange your hair, make-up or beard. A mirror in the bathroom is essential, and if spaces are limited, choosing a special object makes them more lively. In a large space, furnishing mirrors with modern lines give brightness and harmony to the whole. How to decorate a wall with mirrors
Furnishing mirrors, simple mirrors, with or without frames, wall or floor, allow you to furnish with light. In fact, if properly placed in front of a source of natural light , a skylight or a window, they reflect the light rays towards dark corners of the house. Several mirrors of various sizes, with different shapes, create a sort of changing mosaic that decorates an otherwise empty wall in an original way. Where not to put mirrors
Where not to place mirrors
It is fair to ask. We have seen that a mirror in front of the bed may not be the best. But there are other considerations to make before placing furniture mirrors in the rooms of your apartment. One aspect to keep in mind is that the proportion between the dimensions of the object and those of the room where it is placed. For example, ornamental mirrors with very large frames are not suitable for limited spaces . In these cases, it is better to prefer essential frames. It is also necessary to avoid placing a mirror at the end of a long and narrow corridor because it would greatly accentuate both characteristics. Finally, the mirrors must not be in front of an empty wall.
