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Dining Ambiance
A mirror can do wonders for a dining room. Place a tall mirror hanging vertically or horizontally behind the table to highlight the space, adding depth and light.

Make an Entrance
Place a mirror in a mudroom or entryway so you can do an outfit check on the way in or out. If these areas are small, the mirror will give the impression of a larger space.

Burst of Sunshine
Sunburst mirrors are trending in different sizes and styles with their fun sun-shaped frames. Match them to the room decor to brighten the mood.

Statement Piece
Use a bold large mirror in any room to instantly create a focal point. Unique antique mirrors are especially well suited for this purpose.

Mix and Match
Group smaller mirrors in a variety of shapes and styles on a wall to create a single piece of artwork. Get creative with their arrangement.

Be Traditional
There isn’t a more traditional place for a mirror than above a fireplace. It’s already a focal point, so it’s the ideal place to make a decorating statement.

Fun Framing
If you have a plain mirror already hanging on the wall, try placing an artsy-looking empty frame around it. This creates a layered, unusual look.

Off the Wall
Mirrors don’t have to hang on the wall. A large, tall mirror resting on the floor can add depth and light to any room, especially if it reflects a window.

Think Outside the Box
Mirrors do not have to be against a wall to enhance your decor. They can serve as a table centerpiece, a background for candles, or whatever your imagination comes up with.

Go the traditional route or let your imagination run wild to create a style that is uniquely you.

Reflect a Unique Style