Carolyn Albert-Kincl Design There are any number of mirrors that would look good in your powder room. I'd go for something interesting, either in shape or finish. It will be important to get one just the right size, so plan on hanging it 3 to 4" above the splash and down 4" from the bottom of the light fixture. Measure that space, plus the available width (less 5" on each side). Then find a mirror that does not excede those measurements. If it's rectangular, please hang it vertically.
Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID
dbee4958 I love the Milling Road Mirror. The area is 4' wide from wall to wall and 43" high to bottom of light and this mirror is 42" high so it won't work. Thank you for the suggestions.
creeser You could find that style of mirror in other sizes, I'm sure. I think it's gorgeous and would look good in your space. Go look on Overstock.com and see if you find one the size you need.
the essentials inside Hi dbee4958 & everyone! Hope you all are having a great weekend!
dbee4958 - would you mind telling the color and material of the sink and light fixture?
The tiles are variations of brown and beige, is that correct? And the wall where you are going to place the mirror - what color? It kind of looks yellow on my screen.
Is this new construction or did you have a mirror there that you no longer liked? If that latter, can you describe that mirror or post a pic?
Sorry for all the questions. We carry a lot of mirrors - this information would help me make some suggestions.
(Of course I always love Carolyn's suggestions & Geri, that Audrey mirror is nice too!)
Carolyn Albert-Kincl Design I hope, essentials, that all your mirrors are shown on the houzz product listings. It would be great to have even more beautiful selections.
ahillswife I would keep the mirror traditional to match the light fixture. The sink and tiles are so beautiful they already highlight the room very nicely.
dbee4958 No problem. I am not sure I really love it either but I picked it out of a catalog and it will to work for now. It looks lost without a mirror, and the area looks bigger than it actually is.
dbee4958 - thanks for the info. I'll photoshop some mirrors into your picture to see if that helps your decision. It is not the perfect method but I find it helps a bit.
I'll be back tonight w some ideas! Hope everyone has a great day!
the essentials inside Hi dbee4958! So sorry - I ran out of time today to finish the photoshop. I did narrow down the choices from what we have & played around a little w/the photoshop to tell that round or rectangular would look best.
I'll be back w/the finished pics! If you find any elsewhere that you like and want to try, just upload them here.
bygeorgi If you are up for some DIY ...I would make your own .... buy a cheap mirror from the thrift store or Ikea etc and build a frame from scrape wood pieces so that it looks hand made and aged...round would be nice.
Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID
dbee4958 - would you mind telling the color and material of the sink and light fixture?
The tiles are variations of brown and beige, is that correct? And the wall where you are going to place the mirror - what color? It kind of looks yellow on my screen.
Is this new construction or did you have a mirror there that you no longer liked? If that latter, can you describe that mirror or post a pic?
Sorry for all the questions. We carry a lot of mirrors - this information would help me make some suggestions.
(Of course I always love Carolyn's suggestions & Geri, that Audrey mirror is nice too!)
Lyvonne
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Lyvonne
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Glass. Thanks for the ideas. I will post a picture when it is completed.
dbee4958 - thanks for the info. I'll photoshop some mirrors into your picture to see if that helps your decision. It is not the perfect method but I find it helps a bit.
I'll be back tonight w some ideas! Hope everyone has a great day!
Lyvonne
www.essentialsinside.com
I'll be back w/the finished pics! If you find any elsewhere that you like and want to try, just upload them here.
Lyvonne
www.essentialsinside.com
Lyvonne
www.essentialsinside.com