Entryway mirror dilemma

11 years ago

Here is our entry way. Which wall mirror would you choose? Or do you have a separate suggestion all together? You are all so helpful. Love you guys.

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Judy Mishkin

11 years ago

i went with something like the OPs choices, i feel an indefinite border finesses the angled wall, without a corner poking out. but your colors look like silvery might work better?

here is my understair mirror, so no surprise that i like the OPs....

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sandradclark
11 years ago
I would rather see a narrow vertical mirror in this space.
ddoeing
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks. Do you have an example you could show me?
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Lila
11 years ago
I like a round one for this space due to the slanted ceiling. I prefer the first but both are pretty.
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Miranda Rose
11 years ago
Neither. Use a small rectangular mirror you can prop up on the table instead of hang. You don't have enough space to change something and have it look good.
Miranda Rose
11 years ago
I meant hang, not change. Sorry!
Chanel Bradfisch
11 years ago
i prefer the first mirror as well!
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abbyjean
11 years ago
Just make sure the mirror does not extend beyond the edges of that beautiful cabinet there. That is why I think the suggestion for a tall one might be the best.
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ddoeing
Original Author
11 years ago
Why do you say it can not go beyond the edges? I think the first mirror comes just to the edges of the able. Will this over power the table in some way?
jeannethebeanie
11 years ago
That little table is adorable. Have you considered art instead of a mirror?
Ann
11 years ago
Yes, you don't want a mirror wider than the table as it will overpower the table, especially since the table is sort of delicate. I think a vertical rectangle or oval about 3/4 the width of the table would be good.
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Lauren Elyse Art
11 years ago
I would say add some artwork, something interesting and engaging to look at when guests arrive or are saying thier goodbyes in a large group. Art is also good for conversation.
Ann
11 years ago
Uttermost makes tons of mirrors. Check out their website and see if you find one you like in the right size (you'll probably find several). Then just google the name of that mirror and you'll find lots of websites where you can purchase the one you choose.
Ann
11 years ago
Oh, and if you decide to do that (search Uttermost), please post pics of your favorites so we can vote:)
alwaysdesigning
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
I love my quatrefoil mirror; it has an interesting shape and an antiqued silver frame. Here is the one I got; there are others if you google quatrefoil mirror. I just noticed the price listed for this one; way too expensive. I got mine at Lowe's for $35 on sale.

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