To be quite honest, round mirrors always reminded me of kitschy and flamboyant 70ies interiors. No need to explain why I didn't quite like/use them in my designs. However, things have drastically changed these past months. Reason for that? Well, a quick browsing through pinterest or such will have you convinced as well. The basic curvaceous shape of a rounded mirror works wonders with the sophisticated contemporary interiors that are thriving during this period. The stark finishes and the geometric forms, the monochromatic, often contrasting, color palettes and the eclectic personalized aesthetics create a glorious background for this trend to succeed. Round mirrors can be found with sleek metallic or wooden frame in dark tones (read: black), natural finishes and metallic shades, or, most commonly, left without a frame. Sizes can vary from xl impressive pieces to smaller statement ones, that can often be seen in pairs. Get your dose of round mirrors inspiration, right after the jump and leave a comment below to tell me if this is a trend you'd like to use in your home! xoxo
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| Image via Emilie Bédard Architecte |
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| Image via Whiting Architects (via this post) |
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| Image by Chris Patey via Domaine |
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| Image by Manolo Yllera via AD España (via here) |
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| Image by Sarah Sherman Samuel via Smitten Studio |
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| Image by Michael Sinclair via The Post Office chalet (via here) |
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| Image via INT2 Architecture (via here) |
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ReplyDeleteRound mirrors are an interesting one, some of my friends have them and it's sort of new territory for me as rectangular seems to fit more of me in! Having said that, they work amazingly in these bathrooms!
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