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Mirror Mirror on the Wall: Which Local Deal is the Fairest of Them All?

Vanessa Londono
Vanessa Londono
This New Yorker returned to her city roots after a long stint in the Lone Star state. Find Vanessa exploring vintage shops, pubs and eateries wherever she goes. Aside from writing, Vanessa is responsible for the bustling community of the AT Marketplace.
published Apr 27, 2017
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Aren’t mirrors just grand? A well-placed mirror can really maximize your home. Aside from being useful for checking for spinach in your teeth, mirrors open up a small space and reflect light into the darker corners of a room.

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Depending on their shape and scale, the placement of a mirror can either be a statement piece or supportive accent to your overall style. There are a few rules to keep in mind when decorating with mirrors. Be mindful of where you place a mirror so that it reflects the best parts of your home. You don’t want to go overboard with adding mirrors (or risk your space feeling like a disco ball) so be selective on designs that tie a room together. Finally, don’t limit yourself on the size of your mirrors. Large mirrors make a small space appear bigger and smaller mirrors can be a focal point in oversized rooms.

You can find a large variety of mirrors on Apartment Therapy Marketplace. Gaze upon some unique finds in major cities including Chicago, Los Angeles and Washington DC. All the mirrors in this roundup are available for $200 and under, making it extra attractive.

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Washington DC

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Chicago

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Los Angeles

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