Baroque<\/p>\n
There has been a recent rise in vintage mirrors in modern and minimalist spaces, adding a glamorous touch to the room. Gold, silver and black ornate mirrors are being placed everywhere from fireplace mantels to above bathroom vanities.<\/p>\n
Oversized Arch<\/p>\n
Floor length mirrors are an amazing addition to any room. Mirrors bounce around light, making a space brighter and also give the illusion a space is bigger than it is. These mirrors have either simple metal frames or the more ornate scrollwork style metal frames.<\/p>\n
Rounded Edge Rectangle<\/p>\n
Instead of adding a simple builders style frameless mirror, adding a rectangle mirror with rounded edges adds a modern simple touch to any bathroom interior. Thin black and gold metal frames are the most popular for this style, but a silver also looks great against a white wall.<\/p>\n
Asymmetrical Frameless<\/p>\n
Asymmetrical mirrors are a massive trend at the moment. These unusual mirrors are great over a couch or a console table in a hallway, adding some visual interest while not visually weighing down the wall with a thick wood frame.<\/p>\n
Round<\/p>\n
A classic for a reason, round mirrors with thin wood frames will always be a staple in modern interior design. Hang as a set over a double vanity, or in a front entryway over a bench.<\/p>\n
Mediterranean Rattan<\/p>\n
Textural mirrors with rattan frames have been on the rise . These organic mirrors are perfectly suited to boho, organic modern or Mediterranean inspired spaces, giving a natural earthy feeling.<\/p>\n
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