Large Round Wood Mirror

When hanging a mirror in a small room, it has a way of making it look more substantial. You'll find this is especially true when hanging a large mirror. Hang these mirrors over beds, couches, and fireplaces as a way of bringing attention toward these areas. The mirror will simultaneously reflect whatever is happening on the other side of the room, as well. In doing so, it will create a grander illusion of area.

Their reflection of light helps enhance the furniture in your rooms, as well. When hanging a large mirror so it's facing a set of cabinetry or dresser, the light will bounce off their surfaces. The same happens when you place a large round wood mirror at the end of a narrow hallway. The light bouncing through the hall will illuminate off the mirror, brighten up the area, and make it appear larger.

Sometimes wood does mean rustic styles, especially when you can see the wood grains, knots, and irregularities in the pieces. However, a wooden mirror frame can take on a myriad of design options including:

• Traditional: these frames feature elegant curves, rich tones, and thick accents. Some of these frames have paint while others are the original wood's finish.
• Contemporary: rather than finding a simple round edge, it isn't uncommon to see some of these designs to include wood pieces featuring different sizes crafted together to punctuate the style of this large round wood mirror.
• Vintage: reminiscent of yesteryear, these wooden mirror frames have gold gilding, ornamentation, and opulence, unlike their standard counterparts.
• Modern: the clean lines and minimalist design of these wooden frames lend themselves well to those seeking something that's nearly frameless for their modern designs.

One of the best things about decorating with mirrors is, you can never go too big. The main reason is that they will always be beneficial for tricking the eye. The one thing to be careful of, however, is to avoid a frame that dominates the mirror if you’re attempting to create more space with its illumination. If you’re already working in a spacious area, it matters less. Because round mirrors make a statement, you’re looking for something that’s a balance between their reflective surface and the beauty of their frame.