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CHEAP TO CHIC: REFLECTING ON THE ART OF GROUPING MIRRORS!

October 20, 2008
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Kid's bedroom with white desk and hair, mint green walls with blue dots and round mirrors, blue rug with white polka dots and two light blue floor seats
Photo from PB Teen

Saw this photo above from PB Teen’s website. Thought this was a bright cheery room…and noticed it was made even more bright and cheery by all of the mirrors decorating the walls.

Valet area of The Thompson Hotel with three round convex mirrors over a leather sofa
Valet area of The Thompson hotel in Beverly Hills, CA. where three round convex mirrors are placed above a leather sofa. Photo by Coco of Cococozy. (above)

I’ve noticed that groups of mirrors are being used as art quite a bit lately; I’ve notice a few friends, several restaurants and many hotels are taking groups of mirrors and arranging them to make up an artistic design of sorts. Round mirrors, convex mirrors, square mirrors, rectangular mirrors…the shape doesn’t matter it seems…it is more about how you arrange the group of mirrors that seems to matter.

When in doubt about what art to put on a wall behind a sofa, above a bed in a bedroom, along the walls of a long hallway…put up a collection of mirrors in creative ways.

Here’s today’s CHEAP TO CHIC on mirrors that can be used as art:

Dot mirrors from PB Teen
PB Teen – Bubble Dot Mirror Set – $69 (Five mirrors per set. Made of resin with a glossy finish. 4–9″ diam. Blue/Green, Pink/Orange, Green/Yellow, Navy/Green color combinations) (above)

Three square mirror in concave bevel frames from Crate and Barrel
Crate and Barrel – Canteria Mirrors – $159 for set of three (Rustic iron handcrafted in a unique concave bevel frames a simple 10.25″-square mirror. Dark chocolate brown finish is hand-rubbed to a rich patina, making each unique. Hang horizontally or diagonally) (above)

Round mirrors in a tiered ring from Z Gallerie
Z Gallerie – Step Mirrors – $179 each (Round or Square wall mirrors in either black or white that can be arranged in a variety of patterns. Tiered rings, deeply set with a high gloss finish. Round is 24.75″ diameter; Square is 24.25″x24.25″) (above)

Five white washed molded wood framed mirrors from Ballard Designs
Ballard Designs – Dalton Mirror Set of Five – $199 (Five white wash molded wood framed mirrors. Largest is 20″ square)

Question: Would you use mirrors in lieu of good old fashioned art in a room? Or do you think it is a bad idea?

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6 responses to “CHEAP TO CHIC: REFLECTING ON THE ART OF GROUPING MIRRORS!”

  1. MIMILEE says:
    October 20, 2008 at 5:36 PM

    I just LOVE mirrors! You just can’t have too many! Love them grouped!

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  2. qerat says:
    October 20, 2008 at 11:32 PM

    Nice post. Love the valet area.
    Found your blog today. Very nice.
    Will have to come back and look in detail.

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  3. Cote de Texas says:
    October 21, 2008 at 2:12 AM

    I actuallly like a beautiful antique mirror over art any day – i do! ha!!! I can’t have enough mirrors really. love them.

    thank you for your comment today!
    Joni

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  4. Anonymous says:
    July 23, 2009 at 8:12 AM

    I read that it was not good to put mirrors in a bedroom. Something to do with bad energy and Feng Suiu?

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  5. Anonymous says:
    August 1, 2009 at 5:42 PM

    :]

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  6. Anonymous says:
    August 30, 2010 at 5:36 AM

    thank you

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