Mirror Feature Wall Ideas That Give The Illusion Of A Bigger Space
- Hometrust
- Dec 12, 2022
- 1 min read
Want to make home space look spacious and uncluttered? One way of doing so is to install a mirror feature wall in your home – this instantly provides the illusion of a bigger space.
Pasir Ris 553C ($60,000) by Mr Shopper Studio
Another way of adding a touch of unexpectedness into your mirror wall? Use a series of paneled mirrors, rather than one huge mirror!
With this particular design, we love how they’ve outlined the panels with the same gold accent that’s present in other parts of the room. This pulls the look together, and makes the space look more cohesive.
Amber Skye ($70,000) by Mr Shopper Studio
Okay, so this technically is a mirrored TV console and not a mirror feature wall, but it provides the same effect.
This is a great design for folks who want to open up their space, but don’t want something too in-your-face or flashy, like a full panel of mirrors.
The Arte ($195,000) by Mr Shopper Studio
If you’re a fan of intricate detailing, you can also have some fun with your mirror feature wall by adding some sort of design to it – like this one, featuring a leaf pattern.
This is a great way to customise your space, and makes for an easy conversation-starter as well!
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It's interesting that the article focuses on large feature walls instead of just adding a small mirror. I wonder if the mirror's frame style or reflectivity level also plays a role in the illusion of depth? Does a frameless mirror work better than one with a thick frame for that effect?
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Using a large mirror as a full feature wall rather than a small accent piece is a clever way to visually expand a room. I had only thought of mirrors as decorations, not as a structural illusion tool.
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The idea of placing a mirror opposite a window to double the natural light is something I’d never considered before. It makes perfect sense now, but I’m curious how that works in a room with limited window space.
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