Geometric Mirror at Pottery Barn

When we think geometric, we think straight lines, angles and symmetry. This mirror is none of that, and reminds us that circles are geometric too. The asymmetrical pattern also just looks like soap bubbles.

About 5 feet wide, the piece is framed in hand-hammered iron, belying it's fun, bubbly associations. $349, here.

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$349? yikes...you can create the same look with smaller and larger mirrors bought seperately and then hanging on the wall.

posted by LittleRock on August 7th 2008 at 11:57am
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I think CB2 has some round mirrors in different sizes.

I did admire this in the PB catalog, until I saw the price.

posted by jooly on August 7th 2008 at 12:00pm
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I agree - this is so DIY with various round mirrors and some round wall art from Foldbedding.com

posted by bepsf on August 7th 2008 at 12:22pm
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I can't keep quiet any longer, since I've noticed several of these on AT sites in the last two days.... "it's fun, bubbly associations" -- unless you meant "it IS", you don't need the possessive form!!!!

Sorry to be a noodge, but... TAKE BACK THE APOSTROPHE!!!!!

posted by laura in la on August 7th 2008 at 3:30pm
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Funny, just saw an episode of Myles of Style with an eerily similar piece of wall art -- if bubbles could be eerie, that is.

posted by aptrxholic on August 7th 2008 at 6:10pm
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UM...wow...talk about plagarism
http://www.roomonline.com/mirrors2.html

posted by randylandd on August 8th 2008 at 9:24am
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Plagarism is right. My husband and I designed our "Bubble Mirror" for Room in Tribeca. They've been selling there for the past 2 years. I guess it's a form of flattery?

http://www.roomonline.com/mirrors2.html

posted by clam on October 9th 2008 at 6:29am
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