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Christmas competition win this mirror

14/12/2018

WIN THIS MIRROR FOR CHRISTMAS!!
Like our page, Share This Post on your page and Tag A Friend to be in with a chance to win this ornate white oval mirror. Closing date 20th Dec.
The wonderful frame offers a simple design and features a subtle ornate pattern around the outside of the frame. An oval mirror can be hung both vertically and horizontally which makes this mirror perfect for the hallway, bathroom, living room and bedroom.

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Mirror home design ideas

12/12/2018

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Christmas Home Decor Ideas for 2018 - Holiday Decorating & Gifts

11/12/2018

These Christmas decorating ideas will transform your home's holiday aesthetic instantly.

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How to Decorate With Mirrors

7/12/2018

Mirrors are great for so many reasons – they reflect light, they open up spaces, and they just make rooms look better in general. But before you start hanging them left, right, and center there are some things to keep in mind. Here are a few tips on how to decorate with mirrors.

Consider the Reflection Before you hang a mirror take into account what is across from it. While we often hang mirrors based on available wall space, it’s important to think about what will be reflected in it. When hung opposite an important architectural element, painting, or piece of furniture it will give that item even more importance – as it will if hung across form something unattractive. Also, whenever possible hang a mirror across from a window. It will significantly increase the amount of light in the room.

Placement Matters Aside from placing it across from something visually appealing, a mirror should always be hung at the appropriate height for the space. Unlike art which should always be hung at eye level, mirror placement will depend on what you want to be reflected. Eye level works in many cases, but higher or lower can work depending on the situation.

Think Big Don’t be afraid to use a large mirror in a small space. Mirrors create the illusion of depth and space so they can really help make a small room feel bigger. A full-length mirror leaning against the wall is a great decorative element to use in a tiny room. Mirrors are also great for narrow spots such as hallways.

Create a Focal Point Mirrors make great focal points. It’s why they are so often placed above mantels and dining room buffets. Hang sconces on either side and you’ve got the perfect focal point in any room. If you want to go even bigger, a wall covered entirely in mirrors creates a terrific feature.

Don’t Forget About Style
Mirrors can be modern, traditional, edgy, classic – pretty much anything. It all depends on the frame. Consider what effect you want to create when choosing a mirror in a frame. A beautiful Chinoiserie mirror will have a far different effect on a room than a simple wood frame. There’s also the mirror itself, smoky glass and antique mirrors with imperfections can be very moody and greatly contribute to the look of a space.

Hang Mirrors Properly A small nail hammered into the wall won’t cut it. Use proper wall hooks or picture hangers and be sure to use two (one at either end). This will ensure the mirror is held flat to the wall. A wire hung on a single hook is not only dangerous but it can cause the mirror to rest against the wall at an angle, distorting the reflection. If the mirror is very heavy have it hung by professionals.

Use Several Mirrors at Once Don’t be afraid to create a gallery wall with mirrors. Like with any photo wall, treat them as one unit when deciding on placement. That said, a mirrored gallery wall will look best in a room with little clutter. All of the frames can be visually busy – add that to a small, cluttered room and it could be too much.

About Mirrored Furniture Mirrored furniture has gone through a few periods of popularity. While it can be great for reflecting light and elongating walls, don’t use it in a room that has a lot going on. The extra reflections will just be too much

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The Best Places to Hang a Mirror in Your Home

4/12/2018

If you hang a mirror in a room, you'll be adding a basic accessory and necessity. Whether it’s a hallway or grand ballroom, baby’s room or bathroom, the addition of a mirror adds beauty to the space and makes it feel more open or spacious.

Wherever you intend to hang a mirror, be sure the view is something worthy of reflection. A mirror opposite a window will reflect a lovely outdoor setting and give the illusion of a second window. An interesting architectural feature can be reflected and give balance to a room.

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In a Bathroom
The first place you think of a mirror is in a bathroom. Sure, it often gets clouded when you get out of the shower, but you could not live without it—and shouldn’t have to. Over the sink is the most popular place. Shaving and applying makeup are much easier with a good sized mirror mounted in a frame or directly to the wall. Try installing one with a magnifying side hanging from the wall, and you’ll love it! If you have the space, install a wall-hanging mirror with adjustable arm directly across from the mirror on the sink wall. You’ll be able to look at the back of your head without having to juggle a hand-held mirror.If you have a really small bath, you might consider hanging another framed mirror over the bathtub. It can really help to make a small bath look larger.
In a Bedroom
A full-length mirror is a must for any bedroom! If you have a wall large enough, hang it there. If you must, you can hang it on the front of the bedroom door, or on the inside of a closet door and it won’t be seen except when you want it to be. This will make getting dressed much more convenient. Be sure you install the mirror with enough room in front to be able to really stand back. It’s hard to see if your slip is hanging down if you’re too close to the mirror.

Over a Desk
If your desk faces the wall, you might consider installing a wall-mounted mirror above it. It will help to make your home office feel larger, you’ll feel comfortable that no one could come up behind you, and you’ll get an idea of what’s going on around you.
Near the Front Door
Its a wonderful idea to have a nice mirror mounted somewhere near your front door. Even better if there’s a nice table or small chest beneath it. You’ll be able to do a last-minute check on your hair and touch up your lipstick before going out. The table will provide a place to deposit mail and keys when you come in the house. A lovely arrangement of fresh flowers will look lovely, twice, when reflected in the mirror!
Over a Fireplace
A dramatic mirror installed over a fireplace will add warmth to a room. It will help reflect the activities in the room. Or hang a mirror on either side of a fireplace to help the room feel bigger.
On a Table
If you enjoy using candles and the beautiful glow they provide, use a mirror as a tray and stand the candles on the mirror. This will create the effect of doubling the number of candles and the light they send out. They only thing that won’t be amplified is the lovely scent that so many candles now have.

In a Child's Room
Children love looking at themselves in a mirror, and a child’s room is the perfect place to hang one. For an infant, carefully suspend a mirror over the crib so the baby can see himself. A mirror on the wall near the baby’s changing table will keep the child occupied while you’re doing the changing. In a toddler’s or older child’s room, be sure to mount a mirror at the child’s eye level. A simple mirror placed in front of a child in a car can give hours of distraction for a long ride.
Over a Buffet
A mirror over a buffet or server in the dining room is a nice touch. If you’re entertaining, the mirror will reflect the lovely array of food you have displayed. Be sure the mirror doesn’t show the dirty dishes in the kitchen!
In a Long Hallway
A dark, narrow hallway can appear more spacious with a strategically-placed mirror that will help to reflect what little light there is.

A mirror can be strictly functional or the focal point in a room. Whichever it is, it will provide light, beauty, illusion, and convenience to your home.
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Fireplace Mirrors

26/11/2018

From modern mirrors ,retro mirrors ,vanity mirrors to french style mirrors.

M301 Ivory

€285.00

M301 Ivory

The stunning overmantle mirror offers a sense of lavishness enhancing any living space you choose to position it. The frame boasts a decorative motif towards the top enhanced further by a beaded pattern around the outer edge of the frame. The mirror also offers stunning ornate features flanking the frame providing a stunning baroque feel. This mirror is also available in Gold & Silver.

Dimensions:

40" (w) x 26" (h) - 101.6cm (w) x 66.04 (h) Overall

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