Rise in Minimalist Design<\/p>\n
With a surge in minimalist interior design, new mirror styles have been on the rise, such as asymmetrical mirrors. Minimalist design means less is more, and hanging a heavy wood framed mirror just doesn’t look right. These oversized mirrors often visually weigh down the wall, but a thinner framed mirror will fade into the space and not look so out of place.<\/p>\n
Unique Shape<\/p>\n
Organic shapes are incredibly trendy, the harsh rectangles of mid-century are on the way out, paving the way for organic modern styles such as these mirrors. Asymmetrical mirrors instantly draw the eye, making a fun focal point in any modern interior. These mirrors are great hung in living rooms, bedrooms and front entryways.<\/p>\n
Pros of Having a Mirror<\/p>\n
With all the pros of having a mirror, but maintaining the minimalist style, these mirrors are a no-brainer for many young home owners. They still brighten up a room, and give the illusion a space is larger, but also give the space a more designed and exclusive appeal.<\/p>\n
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