I like the mirror a lot, but I think it is a bit ornate for the rest of the decor. I recommend something round and more contemporary with cleaner lines. Such as this statement mirror from Z Gallerie: http://www.zgallerie.com/p-7959-empire-mirror.aspx

Too much for the sleek room.

I wanted something long as opposed to round, because that is the only mirror in the master bedroom and want it to be functional as well as funky...

Thank you both for your input, would love another recommendation!!!

I like the mirror .. but not in your space.

Do you have a Dania Furniture near you? They have some very cool mirrors:

I'm thinking no

Agree with Inspired Interiors!

Once again a PRO^ does not listen to what the poster wants *sigh*

A horizontal mirror with a substantial silver or dark wood finished frame (like the furniture) will add interest to this room.

How about either of these?

Sorry, I have to agree, don't like it with the ottoman, like this black one just above though...

No i don't think that mirror is right for that space.

What about:

The Art Deco one would look great i reckon

Something that would tie into the rug and furniture on the other wall.

I like the pewter beveled mirror,useful and interesting and long

Thanks everyone. I like the rococo ones (I think that's what they're called) I'll have to keep looking...

Hey guys, how about this mirror? It's on joss and main.

No!!!

I like Indianpatti's and Bentchicks suggestions...I found one I like at Pier 1 that we used recently - it also comes in a darker color

Yes, it is ornate, but does it go with the rest of the stuff in my room?

Either one of these would be my choice for the space. pier 1 imports...

I think you asked, because you could sense this is not a good choice. I would have to see other side of room, bit the "frilly white" is far from funky...overpowering it seems. My favorite recommendation was from Margo.

Everything in your room--rug and bedding designs--is square and geometric. Frilly is not working with all those angles.

I 100% agree that Margo's mirror is the best. But design should be all about what makes you happy, so if your heart flutters with frilly, then you should get it because your opinion is the only one which counts.

I don't think I mentioned wanting a Rococo room. I jut want a mirror That will bring some interest to this room. I don't want to paint my wood furniture, I like it. The ornate mirrors are attractive to me, but I think maybe a rectangular mirror with a funky mirrored frame might be my best bet. Thanks everyone for your comments.

-- The mirror is wonderful and is a great statement by you considering all of the linear elements in the room. Keep it and hang it there! Break this rule about staying within certain guidelines for a specific style and keep your bedroom exciting! Something simpler is expected, common, and safe. . . Kudos on ya for having the moxie to try something unique!

Sandy are you referring to the white mirror or the silver one from joss and main? Thanks for the encouragement...

-- The white mirror in your first post. Amazing!

Some mirrors for your consideration (including Margo's suggestion):

Happyasaclam, thank you for all of your comments. It was thoughtful of you to take your time to make suggestions, and the same goes to all of you. We just moved into the house and am trying to add more style to the room, as right now, I have very simple furnishings and the chrome round ceiling lights and matching sconces. What else can I do to style around those pieces/ that look?

Thanks griveraxle. I like the rectangular one out of all of them, but was hoping that something fancier night work. Can you photoshop in the last mirror I posted from joss and main, please?

What can I put above my bed?

Well, doh. The original mirror: I quite like it.

You would really go with the original mirror?

The Joss and Main mirror:

Here's a bit more accurate depiction of the original mirror's color:

Howard Elliott Collection is a great source for mirrors. Taking into consideration you would like the mirror to be "usable" as well as interesting (funky) I posted a couple of examples. I went with more contemporary since your room goes that direction. Good Luck!

-- Your choice of artwork above your bed relies on what you choose to do as far as mirror choice goes. If you decide to use an ornate mirror frame, the artwork should be very simple so they do not compete. If you choose a simple mirror frame or cover that small wall with a morror panel, floor to ceiling with the bench layered in front of it, the artwork can be more substantial in color and image. Regardless of the style of the artwork, it should be a landscape orientation to fit in the area over the headboard.

I really liked Indian Patti's first mirror suggestion. The rectangular silver mirror is beautiful, and flows with your current room's neutral color design aesthetic.