Mirrors

Plagued With Dated Mirrored Walls? 5 Design Ideas to Make Them WorkDecorating
Sometime a few decades back, it seems that designers cottoned onto the fact that mirrors are (er, make that can be) fantastic for interiors. They reflect light, thus making a space look brighter and larger. There’s also a certain shiny-glam factor to them, owing to the fact that traditionally, glass is an expensive finish to splash about. That all being said, there can definitely be too much of a good thing, especially when mirrors are concerned.
Eleanor Büsing
Feb 27, 2017
The Cheap Thrift Store Find That’ll Solve Your Blank Wall WoesDecorating
Working within a budget and trying to find affordable wall art? Don't overlook this one common thrift store bargain.
Katie Holdefehr
Oct 25, 2016
10 Double-Duty Must-Haves for a Super Organized (and Efficient) EntrywayOrganizing
The foyer is possibly the highest traffic area of your house (that is, if you’re lucky enough to have an actual entryway.) It’s the landing strip for your jacket, bag, shoes, keys, mail, and where you stash anything else you’ll need out in the world. All of this is happening in probably one of the smallest spaces in your home, so you’ll need components that perform double—or even triple and quadruple—duty, like these 10 do to take control of this drop zone.
Tess Wilson
Aug 16, 2016
Mirror Images: Are There Really “Skinny Mirrors” and “Fat Mirrors”?Decorating
A girlfriend of mine recently referred to her “fat mirror” (one that made her look wider and shorter) and her “skinny mirror” (one that elongated her frame). Is this a red flag for some major body image dysmorphia or is she on to something? For me, buying a mirror has always been about its frame and its shape. It never occurred to me that some mirrored reflections could be more accurate than others. And, really, who cares? What matters is what is on the inside, right?
Catrin Morris
Nov 4, 2010
DIY Semi Circle Fringe Mirror
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DIY Semi Circle Fringe Mirror
Sep 12, 2017