Decorate with Round Mirrors for the Bathroom
Posted: Sunday, August 23, 2009
by Julia Ritzenthaler
JLR Enterprise
If you are looking to make some design changes in your bathroom, but you don't want to spend the money on a complete remodel or redecorating project, then consider changing out small decorative elements such as the mirror and coordinating accessories.
Mirrors are an easy way to add personality and style to your bathroom design in a simple step. Before you decided on a new mirror or mirrors for the room, make sure you know what style you are trying to achieve. For a contemporary look, square and round mirrors are great. Not only do they fit they style, but they work particularly well over a vanity. A nice touch in a man's bathroom can be acheived with square mirrors or even leather styles.
If you have a large bathroom to work with, then there are many additional types of mirrors you might consider. You can look into larger mirrors, and you can also add multiple mirrors, like transitional mirrors or even a nice full length style.
A very important factor when choosing the perfect bathroom vanity mirror is the size of your vanity. Your bathroom vanity size will ultimately establish the mirror size. Where the mirror edges fall help determine what type of look will be garnered. Inside the edges of the vanity will create a traditional feel and outside the vanity eges will give a nice contemporary look. If you have a double sink vanity and wish to have a contemporary theme, an unframed large single mirror that protrudes from the exterior edge of the vanity will keep things clean-lined. A single oval or round mirror over each sink will create a nice classic look. To add personality, think about selecting two different mirrors to install over the individual bowls—this conveys personal style for each side of the bath vanity. If you choose to go with different mirrors, try to have them coordinate in color and theme as much as possible.
Before you start shopping for your new bathroom mirrors, you should first carefully measure the space. The width of the sink and counter also should be considered in your measurements. You should then measure the space between the top of the sink that touches the wall and the bottom end of the lighting on the wall.
Copyright (c) 2009 Julia Ritzenthaler
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Julia Ritzenthaler is Owner of boutique online furniture stores, http://www.UniqueVanities.com, http://www.UniqeMirrorsOnline.com, & http://www.UniqueLightFixture.com. For more information about bath mirrors options and round mirrors, visit us online or email us with your questions at uniquevanities@msn.com.
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