Leon Murphy
According to Feng Shui, mirrors have lots of distinctive abilities. This power of the mirror makes it a tool that attracts abundance, wealth, and prosperity.
This prevents the mirror from towering over the furniture and produces a visual break. If you want it to be wider, do not exceed the width size of the furniture below the point it helps to create visual balance.
Using big mirrors in tiny rooms produces a vision of depth. In Feng Shui, it is even better when the wall mirror reflects the dining table itself as this is considered a symbol of food abundance and an invitation to prosperity.
We understand that everyone has a distinct style, at Fab Glass and Mirrors, be sure that there are lots of options to suit your decorating taste. Do not place mirrors in the home just because you feel like it or because you want to cover every wall with one. A good decorating technique for using mirrors is to create a backsplash, especially in the kitchen. This can lead to the appearance of a black spot on the front of the mirror.
High levels of moisture can also cause stains to develop on the back of the mirror and the wall’s surface. If you will be placing one in the kitchen and bathroom mirrors, put it away from steam and high moisture levels.
Hang mirrors flat on the wall, make sure they do not lean out. Avoid placing your mirrors where they reflect dustbins, clutter, sharp corners of furniture, and other things that give off negative vibes. How to Hang Mirrors on the Wall to Make the Room Look Bigger
Place mirrors adjacent to a window to capture natural light perfectly and reflect this around the room.
Use mirrors with textured frames; this acts as a statement piece in any room.
