Precautions for the use of mirrors

First of all, the choice of the position of the mirror is crucial. In the living room, placing the mirror on the wall opposite the sofa can add a sense of openness to the space. Especially for small living rooms, a large mirror can visually double the space. However, it should be noted that the mirror should not be directly facing the window, otherwise it will cause reflection and confusion of light.

In the bedroom, the mirror can be placed on the inside of the wardrobe and the door can be opened when in use. This not only satisfies the needs of use, but also avoids the image reflected by the mirror when sleeping to affect sleep. If you have a larger bedroom, you can also install a mirror above the dresser, but make sure the mirror is not directly facing the bed.

In the dining room, a mirror on one wall can create a more spacious dining environment. However, avoid mirrors that reflect the clutter in the kitchen.

Secondly, the shape and size of the mirror also need to be chosen according to the space and function. The rectangular mirror is suitable for use in long and narrow corridors, which can elongate the sense of space. Round mirrors are more suitable for adding a soft atmosphere to a warm space such as a bedroom.

For smaller spaces, such as the bathroom, you can choose a larger mirror to reflect more light and space, making the bathroom look more spacious and bright. In the spacious living room or bedroom, you can choose a combined mirror, such as a decorative mirror made of multiple small mirrors, to increase the sense of art and fashion.

In addition, the material and border of the mirror will also affect the overall effect. Mirrors with metal frames look modern and stylish, while mirrors with wooden frames have a more natural and warm feel. Frameless mirrors create a simple atmosphere.