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Choosing and Installing Large Wall Mirrors

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1. Size & Proportions Standard Large Mirror Sizes: Vertical: 36"–72" tall (common for bathrooms or entryways) Horizontal: 48"–96" wide (great over sofas or consoles) Oversized: 60"–120"+ (statement pieces for living rooms or bedrooms) Rule of Thumb: The mirror should be slightly smaller than the furniture it hangs above (e.g., 2/3 the width of a sofa or console table). 2. Shape & Style Rectangular/Oval: Classic, works in most spaces. Round/Sunburst: Softens sharp lines in modern rooms. Arch/Ornate: Adds elegance to traditional or vintage decor. Frameless (Leaner Mirrors): Sleek, contemporary look. 3. Placement Ideas Living Room: Over a fireplace, sofa, or console table. Bedroom: Above a dresser or as a full-length mirror. Dining Room: Reflects light and makes the space feel grand. Entryway: Expands narrow hallways and adds functionality. Bathroom: Large vanity mirror or a decorative piece. 4. Frame Options Metal (Gold, Black, Silver): Modern or industrial. Wood (Oak, Walnut, Painted): Warm and rustic. Minimalist (Floating or Frameless): Clean and contemporary. 5. Installation Tips Use mirror clips or J-channels for frameless mirrors. For heavy mirrors, secure with French cleats or heavy-duty anchors. Hang at eye level (or slightly lower in seating areas). 6. Where to Buy Budget: IKEA, Target, HomeGoods Mid-Range: Wayfair, West Elm, CB2 High-End: Restoration Hardware, Ethan Allen, Anthropologie Would you like recommendations for a specific room or style?

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Choosing and Installing Large Wall Mirrors

1. Size & Proportions

Standard Large Mirror Sizes:
- Vertical: 36″–72″ tall (common for bathrooms or entryways)
- Horizontal: 48″–96″ wide (great over sofas or consoles)
- Oversized: 60″–120″+ (statement pieces for living rooms or bedrooms)
Rule of Thumb: The mirror should be slightly smaller than the furniture it hangs above (e.g., 2/3 the width of a sofa or console table).

2. Shape & Style

Rectangular/Oval: Classic, works in most spaces.
Round/Sunburst: Softens sharp lines in modern rooms.
Arch/Ornate: Adds elegance to traditional or vintage decor.
Frameless (Leaner Mirrors): Sleek, contemporary look.

3. Placement Ideas

Living Room: Over a fireplace, sofa, or console table.
Bedroom: Above a dresser or as a full-length mirror.
Dining Room: Reflects light and makes the space feel grand.
Entryway: Expands narrow hallways and adds functionality.
Bathroom: Large vanity mirror or a decorative piece.

4. Frame Options

Metal (Gold, Black, Silver): Modern or industrial.
Wood (Oak, Walnut, Painted): Warm and rustic.
Minimalist (Floating or Frameless): Clean and contemporary.

5. Installation Tips

Use mirror clips or J-channels for frameless mirrors.
For heavy mirrors, secure with French cleats or heavy-duty anchors.
Hang at eye level (or slightly lower in seating areas).

6. Where to Buy

Budget: IKEA, Target, HomeGoods
Mid-Range: Wayfair, West Elm, CB2
High-End: Restoration Hardware, Ethan Allen, Anthropologie

Would you like recommendations for a specific room or style?

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Generally speaking, our order requirements are as follows: the minimum order quantity (MOQ) for large items is 50 pieces, for regular items it is 100 pieces, for small items it is 500 pieces, and for very small items (such as ceramic decorations) the MOQ is 1,000 pieces. Orders exceeding $100,000 will receive a 5% discount. The delivery timeline is determined based on the specific order quantity and production schedule. Typically, we are able to complete delivery within two months.