10 Spaces That Prove Mirrors Can Make a Room
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1/10Photograph by Tria GiovanIn the family room of a Southampton home, designer Meg Braff hung an oversize mirror from her Locust Valley shop above a colorful sitting area.Photograph by Tria GiovanIn the family room of a Southampton home, designer Meg Braff hung an oversize mirror from her Locust Valley shop above a colorful sitting area.
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2/10Photograph by Michael PartenioA CB2 mirror lends pizzazz to a girl’s bedroom in a historic Briarcliff Manor, New York, residence designed by Ellie Cullman.Photograph by Michael PartenioA CB2 mirror lends pizzazz to a girl’s bedroom in a historic Briarcliff Manor, New York, residence designed by Ellie Cullman.
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3/10Photograph by Matthew MillmanIn San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood, interior designer Melanie Coddington adds glamour to a dining room by pairing a artsy mirror with a polished nickel bar cart.Photograph by Matthew MillmanIn San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood, interior designer Melanie Coddington adds glamour to a dining room by pairing a artsy mirror with a polished nickel bar cart.
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4/10Photograph by Travis MarkA zebrawood mirror by Williams Sonoma Home complements the neutral dining area of a historic Manhattan apartment decorated by Joanna Jones.Photograph by Travis MarkA zebrawood mirror by Williams Sonoma Home complements the neutral dining area of a historic Manhattan apartment decorated by Joanna Jones.
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5/10Photograph by Ellen McDermotA Swedish mirror from Redford House plays against a Celerie Kemble wall covering and a console from Oomph in a Darien, Connecticut, entry decorated by New York–based firm Henry & Co.Photograph by Ellen McDermotA Swedish mirror from Redford House plays against a Celerie Kemble wall covering and a console from Oomph in a Darien, Connecticut, entry decorated by New York–based firm Henry & Co.
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6/10Photograph by Tria GiovanAt the Water Mill retreat of lighting designer Nathan Orsman and television executive Jose Castro, an Arteriors Spore mirror by Barry Dixon pops in a powder room sheathed in a black Phillip Jeffries wall covering.Photograph by Tria GiovanAt the Water Mill retreat of lighting designer Nathan Orsman and television executive Jose Castro, an Arteriors Spore mirror by Barry Dixon pops in a powder room sheathed in a black Phillip Jeffries wall covering.
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7/10Photograph by Brad KnipsteinA dramatic wall of antiqued mirrors frames the entrance to the dining room in a San Francisco residence.Photograph by Brad KnipsteinA dramatic wall of antiqued mirrors frames the entrance to the dining room in a San Francisco residence.
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8/10Photograph by Neil Landino Jr.In Greenwich, Connecticut, decorator Rhonda Eleish created a funky mix of furnishings in the dining room that includes a Hans Wegner table and chairs, a Norman Cherner barstool, and an ornate Swedish Rococo pier mirror.Photograph by Neil Landino Jr.In Greenwich, Connecticut, decorator Rhonda Eleish created a funky mix of furnishings in the dining room that includes a Hans Wegner table and chairs, a Norman Cherner barstool, and an ornate Swedish Rococo pier mirror.
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9/10Photograph by Peter MurdockFor a bachelor pad in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, designer Jessie Schuster selected an organically shaped wooden mirror by Kelly Wearstler to add interest to the master bath.Photograph by Peter MurdockFor a bachelor pad in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, designer Jessie Schuster selected an organically shaped wooden mirror by Kelly Wearstler to add interest to the master bath.
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10/10Photograph by William GeddesMirrored closet doors with horn and nickel pulls from Ochre steal the show in the master dressing room of a Sagaponack residence designed by Tamara Magel.Photograph by William GeddesMirrored closet doors with horn and nickel pulls from Ochre steal the show in the master dressing room of a Sagaponack residence designed by Tamara Magel.
This article appears in the January 2018 issue of CTC&G (Connecticut Cottages & Gardens).
