Mirror Mirror On the Wall, These Are the Most Beautiful Mirrors of All

Nancy Mitchell

published Jan 29, 2016

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Even though I’ve lived in my apartment for almost a year I still haven’t finished decorating, a slowness that can be attributed partly to the fact that I change my mind about what I want pretty much constantly. But right now I’m convinced that the perfect thing for that last blank wall would be one of these breathtaking modern mirrors.

Above: This colorful oversized art mirror is by Brit Van Nerven, in collaboration with Sabine Marcelis (via Sight Unseen). It’s available to purchase: price upon request.

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(Image credit: Cordor Design)

Cordor Design’s Objet Trouvé mirrors incorporate found objects for a whimsical, sculptural effect.

(Image credit: Design Sponge)

I’m a little bit obsessed with this mirror from Bower, first spotted on Design Sponge.

(Image credit: Bower)

It’s from their series of Shape Mirrors, which you can see here. They’re available from Room68, starting at $975.

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The hand-distressed antique finish of this mirror makes it not so great for looking at yourself, but perfect for making a big statement. Color-washed circle mirror, $1.098 from Anthropologie.

(Image credit: EK Design)

This gorgeous leather and brass mirror is by EK Design (via Leibal).

(Image credit: Petite Friture)

(Image credit: Nest UK)

Probably my favorite item on this list is this beautiful, delicate ‘Francis’ watercolor mirror by Constance Guisset for Petite Friture. It’s available to purchase from Nest UK.

(Image credit: Gregoire de Lafforest)

‘Miroir Mono’ by Gregoire de Lafforest (via the D Pages).

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The design of this floor mirror has a beautiful simplicity. Metal framed floor mirror in rose gold, $499 from West Elm.