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This isn’t my first post about mirrors, I really like the beauty they add to a room, large or small, mirrors and the frames around them are always lovely. In many instances they do double duty with the size enhancing of a room they offer.
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But it wasn’t until I read my blog friend, Victoria’s {Restoring our 1890 Victorian} post about her “kingdom” mirror that I saw the impressive benefit a really big mirror adds to a room. This post is for you, Victoria. Just look at these mirrors, aren’t they fabulous?
{Restoring our 1890 Victorian ~ Kingdom Mirror}
A trumeau mirror is the ideal combination of art and reflection…here’s a DIY if you’re crafty and would like to try your hand at making your own. I would love to find an antique but I hear they are cost prohibitive. {Maybe Victoria can find one for me on Craigslist} Since it’s the search that I love I will continue to see if I can stumble upon a steal someplace.
A shelf with a mirror behind doubles your collections, right?
Is this a great mirror? I love the black paint on the wall, contrasting with a white framed mirror, tub and walls.
I am especially drawn to mirrors that have lost some of their reflection by aging. There’s something almost magical for me in mirrors that have aged this way.
This room is so light-filled and simple…the mirror adds light and the feeling of space, don’t you think? The clock is a favorite too.
Ah, the patina of the mirrors and candle sticks…yes, please.
This vanity mirror is being put to good use…it looks so nice with the mirrored vanity and trash container (under the vanity). In the reflection of the mirror you can see a diverging mirror.
The mirror below was once a door…I think this is such a great idea.
This looks like something out of Versailles.
Do you have a favorite mirror? So on to the fun part, a present to one lucky reader…
My birthday is January 27th and I want to host my first giveaway. I’ve thought long and hard about just what I’d like to give to one lucky reader.
I lean toward English country / traditional design, but there’s always been a hint of French country influence in my decorating. Charles Faudree, who lost his battle with cancer this past November, was master of combining the two seamlessly.
A few years ago I was introduced to Carolyn Westbrook, “The French Inspired Home” through a blog site that loves all things French. {This is where I would install a link if I could remember which blog site it was…apologies}. So when I learned, a little late, of Westbrook’s newest book, Through the French Door: Romantic Interiors Inspired by Classic French Style, I thought it would be fun to offer a giveaway to my readers who may not know of her talents and would love to be inspired by her work.
To enter, simply leave a comment. I will randomly select a winner and announce it in my post on Wednesday, January 29th.
Happy Wednesday. I hope your week is going well.
