3 Mirrors Perfect for a Shabby-Chic Bathroom

Distressed White Wood Frame A staple of the aesthetic, a simple white wood frame is the most iconic and common choice for any shabby chic room. These mirrors play on the whites and airiness of the style. I recommend sticking to a simple rectangular custom framed mirror in this style. Scrollwork Frame For a more elegant and eye catching option, add a vintage style scrollwork mirror to create a bold focal point. Use either a white or distressed metal frame to complete the look. This style of … Read more >>

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3 Reasons to Customize Your Mirror

Size When designing a space, having the option to customize your mirror size is essential. Whether you’re redoing an old bathroom, or elevating a living room, mirror size matters. When choosing the size, remember that the mirror should be around two thirds the size of the object it’s hanging above. This is the same for vanities, consoles or even a couch. Bevel Adding a bevel to your glass can also affect the style dramatically. For traditional or more glamorous spaces, a bevel can add … Read more >>

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5 Tips For Cleaning Mirrors

1. For spots on your mirror from makeup or hairspray, use rubbing alcohol with a gentle cloth. 2. Microfibre cloths are the best options for cleaning mirrors. These are safe to use on the glass, and won’t scratch the surface or leave residue behind.  3. For a general clean of your mirror, use a glass cleaner and swipe in circular motions. This motion leaves the least streaks and will give you that crystal clean finish you want.  4. Make sure to look at your mirror from different … Read more >>

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4 Mirrors for Modern Bathrooms

Frameless If you’re looking for a subtle mirror, stick to frameless. These mirrors won’t weigh down your wall with thick frames. I would recommend this if you’re sticking to a minimalist style, or if the backsplash tile is a busy pattern. Thin Metal Frame If you’re someone who prefers simple more traditional spaces, this is the type of mirror for you. Whether you buy a custom sized mirror, or stick with a simple standard size, framed metal mirrors are a staple. Stick to a round or … Read more >>

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4 Tips For Choosing A Mirror

Size People tend to choose mirrors that are too small for their walls. If you’re just hanging two mirrors say over a counter, I would go a mirror that is at least 28”x23”, and for one large mirror over a sink, try for at least 28”x35”. For a gallery wall or a smaller space, I recommend using a variety of sizes, try to choose an odd number of mirrors, like three or five with a couple smaller, one or two medium and a large focal mirror. Remember when you’re hanging a large framed mirror on a … Read more >>

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