Everyone knows that mirrors can increase the sense of scale in a small space, but they don't have to be standard vertical or picture-sized mirrors. A long, horizontal mirror hung a little lower or higher than eye level can create the illusion of a panoramic window...
By hanging the mirror above or below eye level, the reflection frames a vignette without serving the typical function of a looking glass. It also opens up space where it's least expected. Hang a long, low mirror over a credenza or bench. High horizontal mirrors look good over a bookshelf, on a bathroom wall, or over a mantle.
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Love mirrors. Friends call my place the House of Mirrors. But they really add a feeling of space in a tiny foot print. And since the reflective surfaces match, you can be really eclectic with the frames. The key is they need to reflect something cool.
I notice this setup has the one mirror directly in front of the other so you get the infinite reflections effect. Very cool.
that's very pretty!
that's a pretty cool bathroom!
Love the ideas. How about some shaped mirrors or a series of shaped mirrors to replicate the long horizontal reflection, and maybe get creative with it with animal shaped mirrors like these?