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What should I put above my mirrors?

4 years ago

last modified: 4 years ago

After hanging the mirrors and lights, im thibking it looks bare above the mirrors. Is it just that I’m used to seeing lights up there? Do i need to hang something there? more lights? something else? *The low hanging light in the right of pic will be gone.

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Jilly

4 years ago

I think it’s fine with nothing.

I have more space than that above mine, once I got the rest of the room decorated, it didn’t feel so bare.

Love your light fixture!

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cpartist
4 years ago
no picture.
rachelgunn thanked cpartist
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Anne Duke
4 years ago
If there’s actually room I’d add sconces to the sides of the mirrors. I don’t think it’s bare at all.
RL Relocation LLC
4 years ago
you are still in the "new" stage. just let it be, in 6 weeks if you still feel that way let us know. but honestly, there is nothing to be put up there.
rachelgunn
Original Author
4 years ago
Thanks y'all! I think I do need to sit with it!
cpartist
4 years ago
It's perfectly fine the way it is and trying to add something would be a mistake.

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