Manon Floreat I prefer the first wood frame mirror. It's slender shape is an elegant counterpoint to the square chest. I also like that it does not compete with the fantastic lamp. The second one is too large and will proclaim itself as the star of the vignette.
raimai Think depends on how you position mirrors. The wood is nice but too small to position in centre, would make asymmetrical vignette with mirror to side, or a third along, with objects positioned in front. My preference is for the silver mirror if positioned to centre. You'll get 50/50 response on opinion :) go with your gut instinct.
cjohnston Perhaps it's my screen, but the photos seem a little dark, so I'm not sure if I'm seeing the exact colors. From what I can tell, it looks like either frame works, playing off of different tones in your chest, but I prefer the brown frame (since the lamp already picks up the silver in your chest). However, I think the size of the silver mirror is better for your space. Does the silver mirror come in a brown frame?
janishill The brown frame is perfect! It draws the eye, is in perfect balance with the chest and adds interest while the silver is slightly too large making the composition feel like it is going to topple any moment.
Welcome Home designs I think either mirror would work but I think I would "jazz" up the lamp - the shade you have now blends in too much. Check out the photo for inspiration.
bumbles12 Hi , I think the silver one. It's more in proportion then the narrow timber one. The silver looks more classy. I also think it goes well with your lamp.
LB Interiors If you choose to go with the silver mirror, then I feel you could use a candlestick lamp. The mirror in the above photo works better to that chest, because it is not a solid silver frame. It is broken up with another dark color.
ASVInteriors OK you probably have more than enough divided opinion but I just can't help myself...
I like the silver frame with the mirror. In the image you provided, the silver looks muted (on both the frame and the lamp). It adds up to a quiet effect rather than a loud look-at-me effect. The rest of your hallway looks muted, so the two combined do reinforce a gentle wow. I would hang your frame about 5-6" above the dresser top as per bumbles12 latest image.
Check out the photo for inspiration.
I like the silver frame with the mirror. In the image you provided, the silver looks muted (on both the frame and the lamp). It adds up to a quiet effect rather than a loud look-at-me effect. The rest of your hallway looks muted, so the two combined do reinforce a gentle wow. I would hang your frame about 5-6" above the dresser top as per bumbles12 latest image.