Type
There are two main types of full-length mirrors - those that lean against a wall and those that rest on a stand, or cheval mirrors. Leaning mirrors are stylish in their minimalist design. This leaning floor mirror from Kohl's looks chic and costs $79.99. A cheval mirror can have a country, antique look, as this Cherry cheval mirror from One Way Furniture. It's on sale for Christmas at $90.00. An unusual product is this bi-fold door mirror from Home Depot for $233.00.
Size and Shape
Generally, the longer and skinner the mirror, the longer and skinnier your reflection will look! Many manufacturers make mirrors in smaller dimensions (often very narrow) for customers who don't want to spend too much. These mirrors are useful for checking hemlines but if you would like a more accurate reflection, go for a more proportionate mirror.
Full-length mirrors are available in rectangular and oval. Choose a shape that echoes the décor of the room. For instance, if you have a sleigh bed, an oval mirror can compliment its sweeping lines.
Frame
There are many styles of frames to choose from elaborately gilded to simple wooden. Choose a frame that fits in well with the rest of your décor. For instance, a modern apartment space will look good with a simple square leaning floor mirror. An ornate cheval mirror looks good in a bedroom or dressing room, and can lend an air of femininity.
Safety
It is very important to consider safety when transporting and positioning a mirror. Most home furnishing stores will deliver and this can be very useful when buying a full-length mirror. The professionals are experienced in handling breakable items.
Also, take special care to locate the mirror in a safe location. Make sure it cannot topple and there is no risk of children or pets disturbing it.
A full-length mirror is a simple way to add style and the look of added space to a room. As well, a full-length mirror is very useful. It's a great addition to the home blends elegance and practicality.
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