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Mirror styles: Looking-glass class
Wall Decor Design Notebook
Lindsey Strader -- Home Accents Today, 2/1/2009 12:00:00 AM
Mirrors line the wall of fame reflecting styles ranging from classic to ultra-hip. No two are quite alike with numerous shapes and materials to choose from. Some are coated in flashy gold, while others venture on the wild side decked in animal print. References to nature also abound in the form of botanicals and shell. A little competition of who's the fairest never hurt, right?
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Made of brown lip shell polished and cut into shapes resembling flower petals, DB Sources' Brown Lip Petal beveled mirror displays a rim of antique gold fillet ($1,899). |
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The Montage Style mirror from Friedman Brothers showcases an octagon shape with wood frame ($3,750). |
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Framed in fluted gold leaf, Payne Street's beveled mirror features an antiqued and distressed surface ($1,975). |
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Swirls, curves and rich carvings encapsulate Mariana's ebony mirror with vintage silver edging ($429). |
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Made of molded fiberwood, the contemporary Platinum Collection mirror is finished in silver leaf with lacquer shine from Hebi Arts ($650). |
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Faux zebra hair-on-hide with black tack accents embellishes the carved Parisian walnut-finished mirror fromMaitland-Smith ($1,497). |
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A border of elegant silver leaves surrounds the Capri mirror from Chelsea House, made of metal ($540). |
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From the Carol Canner Collection, the Rivoli is an 18th century mirror with an open fretwork overlay from Carvers' Guild, finished in antique gold leaf with a red rub to show the detail ($1,300). |
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The Marbella mirror from Ultimate Accents spotlights a trend-right Greek key shape ($499). |
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