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Custom decorative mirrors for living room

Looking for your perfect mirror – style, shape and smart features to choose from! Looking for the perfect mirror? A perfect mirror is more than just a surface, it’s a fashionable and purposeful decor that can elevate your room. Whether it’s a shiny modern frame, an antique mirror, or a lighted makeup mirror it can illuminate dark corners and create a sense of space. Browse our designs for frameless, framed, antique mirrors, LED smart designs, or fully custom designs, all crafted precision and safety in mind. Custom decorative mirrors can elevate your living room’s aesthetic, adding elegance, depth, and personality. Here are some ideas and tips for choosing or designing the perfect custom mirror for your space: 1. Unique Shapes & Styles Geometric Designs: Hexagons, circles, or asymmetrical shapes for a modern look. Organic Forms: Freeform, wavy, or nature-inspired silhouettes (e.g., sunburst, leaf-shaped). Vintage Frames: Ornate gold, distressed wood, or Art Deco-inspired frames. Minimalist Frameless: Beveled edges or sleek, thin metal borders. 2. Statement Sizes & Placements Oversized Mirror: Creates the illusion of a larger space and reflects light beautifully. Mirror Wall: A grid of smaller custom mirrors for a gallery-style effect. Leaning Floor Mirror: A tall, freestanding mirror adds drama and functionality. Above Fireplace or Console: A focal point that enhances the room’s symmetry. 3. Custom Finishes & Effects Antique or Distressed: Adds a rustic, vintage charm. Tinted or Smoked Glass: For a moody, contemporary vibe. Etched or Patterned Designs: Floral, geometric, or personalized engravings. Backlit Mirrors: LED-framed mirrors for a futuristic glow. 4. Functional & Artistic Touches Mirror with Shelving: Combines storage and style (great behind a sofa or entryway). Multi-Panel Mirrors: A triptych or asymmetrical arrangement for dynamic appeal. Smart Mirrors: Built-in lighting, Bluetooth speakers, or touch controls. 5. Material & Frame Customization Metals: Brass, black iron, or brushed nickel for modern/industrial looks. Wood: Reclaimed barn wood, walnut, or painted MDF for warmth. Mixed Media: Combining mirrors with rattan, marble, or acrylic for texture. Where to Get Custom Mirrors Local Glass & Mirror Shops (for tailored sizing/finishes) Etsy/Artisans (handmade, unique designs) High-End Retailers (e.g., Restoration Hardware, CB2) Interior Designers (for fully bespoke creations)