6 ideas for designer decorative mirrors to decorate your interior

Visually enlarging the space, reflecting natural light, highlighting perspectives and creating staging, the advantages of mirrors in decoration are numerous and well known. But their added value does not stop there and the following ten arrangements prove it. Let yourself be surprised by the tricks of these large mirrors which will undoubtedly deceive your gaze.

1. To let in even more light
In this attic apartment, the light provided by the two skylights is enhanced by the presence of large mirrors on the sides of the dormer windows. They allow natural light to be brought to the center of the room thanks to a subtle play of reflections. .

2. To create a glass roof without opening the partitions
Cleverly placed in the living room, this industrial mirror creates confusion. It gives the impression that a workshop glass wall separates the living room from the dining room, while the latter is located just behind the sofa. A clever solution for fans of this type of partition who cannot install one at home. The depth of the room is also reinforced.

3. To hide the borders of a room
It is difficult to see, with the naked eye, where the limits of this Australian bathroom are. The wall on which the basin rests is completely covered in mirrors, giving the impression of a room twice as large and twice as equipped. Combined with the white color of the walls, ceiling and various elements, they also contribute to increasing the brightness of the room significantly.

4. To create storage without cluttering
Very narrow, this small London kitchen is not lacking in storage space, without seeming cluttered. Entirely covered in mirrors, all the fronts of the wall units blend into the decor and give the impression of a room with a clear height. They also reflect the light provided by the skylight and thus prevent the space from seeming dark.

5. To highlight the headboard
A large mirror at the head of the bed? The idea appeals to you, but you are not comfortable with the idea of ​​hanging a heavy item above the beds. A wall entirely covered in mirrors then seems to be the ideal solution to highlight the bed while visually enlarging the room and optimizing its brightness.

6. To enlarge the perspective on the ground
Table or central island, this arrangement plays on trompe-l'oeil. The entire lower part is hidden behind mirrors, giving the impression of a void under the worktop and suggesting a simple dining table. The storage nestled in the island is then forgotten by reflecting the parquet floor and the kitchen is better optimized without appearing cluttered.

7. For a larger garden
In order to blur the boundaries between interior and exterior or to give the impression of larger green spaces, mirrors come out of the house to be installed on the terrace and in the garden. In this exterior, the arrangement also allows to reflect the sunlight, when there is light.