Mirrors are a beautiful and functional accent in any room, and there are many styles and types to choose from. You can choose a mirror with a floral motif, tree branch frame, or fleur-de-lis pattern to add a whimsical touch to your room. Mirrors are also available in panel, oval, and rectangle shapes. They reflect light and add depth to a room, while enhancing its overall appearance. Here are some of the styles to consider for your own bedroom wall mirror

Reflection

If you're looking to add drama to your bedroom, you can hang narrow strips of mirror. To achieve a perfect reflection, the mirror must reflect light from a source in the room. To diffuse the light, consider lattice or smoked mirrors. Smoked mirrors are also effective in making the room look darker. But before hanging a mirror, consider where you plan to hang it. Here are some tips to help you choose the best placement.

Mirrors are not always a good idea. You can place one across from a window if you want to create a good feng shui in the room. But beware of mirrors facing unattractive views. To maximize the space, position the mirror across from these windows. You may want to add window treatments to the opposite wall, if you can't stand a reflection. But in any case, make sure to consider the reflection of the mirror when choosing where to place it.

Depth

If you have a small bedroom, you may want to consider a full-length wall mirror. These are the most common and can make a room appear taller and more intimate. Mirrors at eye-level are usually about 48 to 50 inches from the floor. You can also opt for a circular mirror instead. These can fit in any decor theme, from modern to rustic. Here are some ideas for choosing the perfect mirror for your bedroom.

You can also choose a horizontal mirror, such as the Abraham Barnwood Beveled Wall Mirror from Laurel Foundry Modern Farmhouse. The mirror's wood grain adds warmth to the room and blends perfectly with any style. It can also be used to display small keepsakes and jewelry. This style of mirror is available in many sizes. You can find one that fits into your decor style and will fit into your budget.

Light

The use of a wall mirror for the bedroom is not limited to displaying family photos and jewelry. Whether you need a dressing mirror in your bedroom or a mirror for your hallway, you'll find that a wall mirror can do both. One option for a wall mirror is to place it against the wall opposite a window. A wall mirror with a large mirror next to it can bounce light all around the room. Long mirrors placed against the wall can reflect the ceiling and create a stunning reflection. If you need a dressing mirror, you can get a full-length floor mirror with a built-in light.