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Regina Andrew
With an arched silhouette that looks refined in an entryway, living room, or bedroom the Canal Mirror is perfectly suited to bring a touch of elegance to any wall.
This mirror is fantastic and updated my 12 bath. susan. Ocala, FL. 2025-06-28 13:28:47
Gabby
Glimmering suspended lucite rods frame the rectangular Diana mirror. Hand finished in sophisticated champagne silver, this modern style wall mirror offers compelling details and a dose of Hollywood glamour.
This mirror is a beautiful addition to any space.. NT. US. 2023-02-26 09:51:49
Currey & Company
With a lyrical profile of fluttering petals of its namesake plant, the Lunaria round mirror is made of wrought iron in a contemporary silver leaf finish. The branches of flowing petals that sway around the silver mirror are playful, yet sophisticated.
The Mirabelle Bone Mirror radiates elegance with its sunburst design reminiscent of Versailles' grandeur. Detailed bone accents encircle the frame, adding refined texture. It's a bright, decorative piece that brings light into any room.
At first glance the Hadley gold-leaf octagonal mirror is simple, but its elegantly designed details elevate the look —framing of uneven widths gives it the designer touch. The gorgeous hand-gilded finish provides dimension to the wall. Install this gilded beauty in a living room, bathroom, or above a bedroom dresser.
. Kathryn. Vienna, VA. 2025-03-05 19:33:02
Our Calais Mirror was named for a town that is known for its lace, which makes the open-weave artistry we have achieved on this decorative mirror a fitting tribute. Threaded between the metal rings in a gold leaf finish, the hollow recycled glass balls make this glass mirror glint.
This mirror is fantastic!!. Jamie. Lexington, SC. 2021-05-17 13:50:55
John-Richard
This well-proportioned modern beveled mirror has an arch shape, and the brass leaf surround is finished in Etruscan gold.
James Martin Vanities
From creating the illusion of space in small bedrooms and tight hallways to maximizing light in dimly lit areas of your abode, mirrors are essential for any room. This Coeta 30" rectangle English burl accent mirror offers the warm appeal of American traditional decor with its wood construction with a brown finish, etched detailing, and clean-lined design. It measures 36" H x 30" W x 1.25" D and includes a non-beveled mirror with a rectangular silhouette.
The faceted Belafonte mirror gets a chic accent with a double-circle metal frame in a gold finish. The 36" round mirror makes an impressive wall accent wherever it’s placed, and the versatile brass finish and simple styling ensure infinite decorating options.
Century
At over 125 pieces, this collection includes many types of furniture, from upholstery to handcrafted wood and metalwork, for every room of the home, and in time, the garden. In style, it is hopefully just as ambitious and interesting. There are purely handsome French and Scandinavian modern inspirations, but also the world of historical English forms, and the glamour of the American skyscraper age in between. All these influences are refined and recombined through the ways that I think about vintage and modern living. Some of them are dressy. Some are casual. Everything has an essential American elegance that makes the design lasting.
Able to open up a room, let the bright light bounce around, and add style to your space, mirrors are must-haves for any home. Take this mirror, for example, a fine fit for traditional aesthetics, its wood frame features clean-lined sides accented by molded corner accents all finished in a neutral solid tone. The gleaming glass center is, of course, the star, allowing you to check your look with ease.
A beautiful burst of brass feathers, the Plume Round Mirror is a remarkably artistic creation, with each of the hundreds of hand-cut and hand-hammered faux feathers affixed to the frame one after another by artisan hand. The rows graduate from largest to the smallest as they move toward the mirrored glass.
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