Now, that's funny!!!

Oh my....

WOW!

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Hahah! I remember the good old days of Christopher Lowell who said you should hang your mirrors from below the halfway point so the tilt forward slightly and reflect the rest of the room rather than the ceiling...

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Against sensible design rules, I have multiple mirrors on 2 walls on my L shaped stairs landing. I removed them recently because of a furniture delivery. I decided not to put them back up because that hall will be repainted soon. I never realized how often I check one of the mirrors before leaving the house until it was gone.

The second amusing (to me anyway) thing was the cleaning lady starts upstairs and works her way down. It wasn’t until she came back down and was ready to dust/wipe them that she noticed the mirrors were gone.

Oh no.

Does anyone else put a mirror above a fireplace? I seem to remember having one built in above a fireplace in San Francisco, but I would never hang one there.

I think the best place for mirrors (besides bathrooms) is in a foyer or entrance hall. In the 1990s, we sold a lot of mirrors that we designed to go with consoles, but in the 2000s, people bought mirrors from us without consoles to go under them.

Personally, I have never hung a mirror in a living room.

Thats funny. i dont like looking at myself so i dont have many mirrors.

hahahaha

Classic mistake, makes you wonder if the people who live there have noticed it 🙄

That looks different. I have a mirror above a fireplace in the dinning room.

And in that thread, there is nothing good for it to reflect. The ceiling fan is the least objectionable reflection. But as a commenter there said, ditch the mirror.

Lars, I do. It reflects the wall across the room which is a built in bookcase. I've never really paid attention to it!

Jilly LOL