We're quite fond of putting a small, sometimes subtle spin on the traditional to make it something new and fresh. These mirrors are a great example...
We're quite fond of putting a small, sometimes subtle spin on the traditional to make it something new and fresh. These mirrors are a great example...
The frame of the mirror is nothing new--a gilded ornate molding for a rectangular mirror. But Goody Grams has shaken it up a bit by creating a ledge that is also mirrored, making it seem like the mirror has been bent at a 90 degree angle. It is a simple detail, but we think it gives this mirror a very interesting look. Used as a tray, we can see this being a great entryway mirror. But we really like the way it looks in the corner of a wall or ceiling. It's a bit of unexpected fun--the kind we can really appreciate in a home. Read more about it on Happy Mundane, one of our favorite blogs.
Cute idea but it kinda makes me feel like I took too much of something :)
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Seems like bad Feng Shui.
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Not even remotely attractive, IMHO.
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Too Dali-esque for me...found these amazing mirrors that would work and would be easier to live with...http://www.cottageandbungalow.com/mg-y081017-01teastain.html in four amazing finishes. better feng shui.
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The photo is a big off--putting, but I'll bet one of these could be good in a small, dark entry, as a landing strip.
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