It happened. You found the mirror of your dreams. That’s wonderful!
But now you’re stuck with the very real problem of where to put it. You need to find somewhere that allows your mirror to be equal parts style and function. After all, it’s as much of a décor piece as it is a necessity.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
Bathroom
An essential location for a mirror, your bathroom is a logical first option. Bathroom mirrors are great for getting ready in the morning and important for making sure every hair is in the right place.
Bedroom
Especially helpful if you have a small bedroom that you want to feel bigger, bedroom mirrors allow you to feel confident and settled in your personal space.
Entryway
The entrance to your home is exactly where you want lightness and brightness to truly shine. Hanging a mirror by your front door is a great way to welcome guests.
Hallway
Dark and narrow hallways can be instantly opened up by hanging a mirror. Look for a long rectangular shape to really maximize the space.
Mantle
Your mantle or fireplace area is the heart of your living room. Adding a mirror above this space will make the room immediately feel more welcoming.
When it really comes down to it, we’re in favor of putting a mirror in any area of your home where it feels right. And if you’re still looking for the perfect mirror, we can help with that.
Shop now.
But now you’re stuck with the very real problem of where to put it. You need to find somewhere that allows your mirror to be equal parts style and function. After all, it’s as much of a décor piece as it is a necessity.
Here are a few things to keep in mind:
- What will be reflected in the mirror? Make sure it’s a view you want doubled.
- How much foot traffic will the area get? Make sure it’s in a location that makes sense for functionality.
Bathroom
An essential location for a mirror, your bathroom is a logical first option. Bathroom mirrors are great for getting ready in the morning and important for making sure every hair is in the right place.
Bedroom
Especially helpful if you have a small bedroom that you want to feel bigger, bedroom mirrors allow you to feel confident and settled in your personal space.
Entryway
The entrance to your home is exactly where you want lightness and brightness to truly shine. Hanging a mirror by your front door is a great way to welcome guests.
Hallway
Dark and narrow hallways can be instantly opened up by hanging a mirror. Look for a long rectangular shape to really maximize the space.
Mantle
Your mantle or fireplace area is the heart of your living room. Adding a mirror above this space will make the room immediately feel more welcoming.
When it really comes down to it, we’re in favor of putting a mirror in any area of your home where it feels right. And if you’re still looking for the perfect mirror, we can help with that.
Shop now.