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A mirror transforms a room without adding bulk: it reflects light back and opens up a perspective where there is only a wall. These new arrivals fall into two families of shapes: the organic outline with free-flowing edges, and the more architectural arc.

An organic outline softens a wall

A mirror with free-flowing edges, close to a pebble or a leaf, breaks the rigor of a room's straight lines. It belongs on a bare wall, with nothing around it, because its silhouette already fills the space. In a room crowded with frames and shelves, this shape gets lost: give it a stretch of wall all to itself.

The arc gives structure to a piece of furniture

The half-moon evokes an opening and pairs well with low furniture. Above a console, a sideboard or a fireplace, it echoes the horizontal line of the top and holds the composition together. Choose a mirror narrower than the furniture, so the eye sees the curve first, then the piece that carries it.

What the mirror will reflect

A mirror shows what faces it, and that is where everything is decided. Place it opposite a window, a painted wall or a light fixture, never facing a dark hallway or a closed door. In an entryway, a reflection centered about 1.6 meters from the floor suits most uses.

Frequently asked questions

What size mirror for an entryway?

In a narrow hallway, a mirror taller than it is wide lengthens the perspective without getting in the way. Above a piece of furniture, stay under the width of the top.

Does an organic shape suit a bathroom?

The silhouette works very well there, provided you measure the actual space around the sink. The dimensions of each model are given on its product page.

How do I clean a mirror without leaving streaks?

A barely damp microfiber cloth, followed by a dry wipe, is enough. Spray the cleaner onto the cloth rather than onto the glass, so nothing seeps to the edges.