How mirrors can make your inner lighting work better

Mirrors are a decorator's best friend, and with good reason — a well-placed mirror makes the most of a room's natural light, enhances views, opens a small space and adds oomph to decor. The key lies in pairing the right mirror with the right location to maximize its decor-uplifting potential. This is where and how you need to be able to consider the angle to which the mirror / mirror frame will sit in the property and the overall interior living space.

Here are some ideas how you can make your mirrors work in your property:

Full-length mirror between two windows. Placing a mirror between two windows tricks the eye into thinking there is another window there and helps maximize natural light. Casually propping a full-length mirror against the wall brings a relaxed mood to the room.

Wood framed mirror in the kitchen. Instantly create a homier vibe in the kitchen with the addition of a wood framed mirror. Large or small, propped on a shelf or hung from the wall, it all works. The key is to choose a mirror that looks as if it belongs in a living room or bedroom — something with a bit of warmth to it.

Wall mirror behind a chest. Sneakily suggest there is more space than meets the eye in a small apartment by lining a wall with mirror and scooting a chest in front. The effect is subtle but very glamorous.

Narrow mirror flanked with art. Whether placed over a console in the entry or above a buffet in the dining room, this combination will not fail you. 

These are just a few of the great ways you can get your mirrors to work in terms of how you can hang a mirror frame and here you can hang a mirror, no matter where this can be in the property. Mirrors are a great value for money item which can in fact be made to and able to work in a property no matter the nature and layout of the room / interior.