How should the mirrors be positioned in the house?
Mirrors are one of the main furnishing accessories, almost inevitable at home. Not only functional, but also of design, the furnishing mirrors, thanks to their versatility, can adapt to any context.
How should the furnishing mirrors be positioned in the house?
Furnishing mirrors at home have the great ability to reflect natural light and expand it, illuminating even the darkest corners. They visually make a rather narrow space wider but must be placed in the correct way. Hanging or resting on the floor, therefore, the furnishing mirrors should be positioned in optimal points. The living area, the entrance and the bathroom are the rooms of the house where they find a good location. Kitchen and office are the least suitable rooms for mirrors as they can create disorder.
The ideal place for a furnishing mirror is undoubtedly the entrance to the house. Here it is very practical and functional, and creates the feeling of a more spacious, bright and therefore welcoming entrance: an excellent business card for those who enter the house.
Renoir Bontempi Casa mirror
In the dining room, a mirror can enrich the wall near the long side of the table and give brightness to the environment. In the living room it is better to keep them away from televisions. Modern furnishing mirrors look great on fireplaces, consoles and sofas.
In the bathroom, wall mirrors are very common. Undoubtedly the most practical and functional are the types arranged above the sink.
In the bedroom you feel the need after getting dressed. This part of the house is therefore suitable for hosting full-length vertical mirrors. However, we must be careful not to place the furnishing mirrors in front of the bed as they would disturb the rest.
Janeiro Magnum Cattelan mirror
Many types of modern design mirrors
Modern furnishing mirrors can have the most varied shapes: square, rectangular, circular, irregular, with or without a frame and so on.
- The wall-mounted furnishing mirrors are perfect for all spaces in the house, from the living room to the entrance, from the sleeping area to the corridor, and include both models to hang on the wall and countertop.
- The floor type are widely used in bedrooms and walk-in wardrobes because they show the full figure of the person who is reflected in them. Therefore, the floor mirrors have a frame and a base, which allows them to stand upright and be stable.
- The frameless furnishing mirrors can be placed in any room of the house. When you are in front of a model without a frame, it is possible to notice that the attention is focused on the clean and essential lines or perhaps on any decorations or effects of the mirrored surface.
- The framed furnishing mirrors are characterized by a structure that can have a shelf or clothes hanger pegs.
- Design models can be floor or wall mounted. They have particular and unique shapes and are very often used to give character to the living room or to sparsely furnished spaces such as the entrance to the house or the corridor. The design mirrors are able to give an original touch, capturing the attention, emphasizing the strengths and minimizing the defects of the room.
