Studio Rivello
Most rooms are boxes: straight walls, square furniture, rectangular frames. A mirror with a curve breaks that up for the price of one wall hook. Here are five shapes, from soft to statement.
1. The slim wavy mirror
The Slim Wavy Wall Mirror has a frameless, irregular edge and measures 32" x 14". Hang it vertically in a hallway or horizontally above a dresser; the HD glass sits on a thick black backboard, and the hooks and hardware are included.
2. The asymmetrical mirror
The Asymmetrical Wall Mirror has an organic, one-sided shape that looks hand-drawn. It's HD float glass with an explosion-proof film on the back, and four hooks on the frame let you hang it either way round, so the curve can face the room's opening.
3. The windowpane arch
The Arched Windowpane Floor Mirror has a black iron frame with an arched top and grid panes, so it reads like a window. At 71" x 32" it's a full-length mirror; lean it against the wall or hang it on the D-rings.
4. A star that lights up
The Star Neon Mirror combines a silver acrylic mirror with white silicone neon tubing, so it's a mirror by day and a glowing star at night. Fun in a teen room or above a vanity.
5. A personalized LED mirror
The Personalized LED Window Mirror Sign puts a retro computer-window design on an HD mirror, with your own text. Use it as a vanity mirror or as a statement piece on a desk wall.
How to hang a shaped mirror
- Give it room: shaped mirrors look best alone on a wall, not in a gallery.
- Hang the center at about eye level, a little higher above furniture.
- Pair a curvy mirror with something straight below it, a console or a bench, for contrast.
More shapes and sizes in Mirror ideas.
