4 Ways To Customize Your Mirror

Beveled Glass For a more modern or minimalist look, I recommend no bevel, but for a traditional or more glamorous space, add a bevel to the glass to create even more visual interest. Frame Custom mirror frames are a great way to match your mirror to your space. I recommend black wood, white wood or metal framed mirrors for a clean minimalist look. Natural wood frames are perfect for a more farmhouse or traditional look. If you’re looking for a bold statement mirror, use a thick textured … Read more >>

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3 Mirrors Perfect For A Luxurious Bathroom

1. Frameless These simple frameless mirrors are great if your bathroom is already busy with design elements, but you want to keep a sophisticated look. Whether you go for a circle or square, I would keep away from the rectangles since they tend to look a little more traditional.  2. Gold Textured Mirror Frames Add a glamorous textural element to your bathroom with these framed mirrors. If you’re bathroom is a little more simple and you’re looking for that wow factor, a gold … Read more >>

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5 Types of Circle Mirrors

1. Frameless These sleek modern mirrors are perfect for any minimalist or clean cut space. If you want the added bonuses of having a mirror (more light bouncing around a space, makes a space seem bigger, etc) but don't want a framed clunky mirror in your room, these are the perfect option. 2. Sunburst These mirrors remind me of the art deco period, typically with wood or metal lines going out from the center of the mirror like a sun. Bold and playful mirrors look great in a glamorous or … Read more >>

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Frameless Mirrors

Alright, this topic is going to be divisive, but please let me take a minute to convince you that frameless mirrors can be a stylish and modern decor option.  Frameless mirrors are taking the interior design world by storm, one reflective surface at a time. In all seriousness, if you have a space and are looking at maybe hanging a mirror, think about if you want it to be framed. In general, frames tend to look heavier and more substantial on a wall, so if you’re looking for a more subtle … Read more >>

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