From Julie
Random mirrors, hung in groups, reflect and refract light, adding sparkle to dim rooms.

Above: A living room from the portfolio of Catherine Gratwicke.

Above: A bath in London, via Light Locations.

Above: An interior photographed by London-based Annabel Elston.

Above: A collection of mirrors animates a small kitchen.

Above: Vintage wood mirrors in antique dealer Angus Wilkie's Hamptons bedroom, via Martha Stewart.

Above: A collection of wood framed mirrors.
June 5, 2009
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That top photo is exactly the page I tore out as my inspiration for getting the mirrors from Ballard Designs that I think I just posted about (if it worked).
http://www.ballarddesigns.com/jump.jsp?itemType=PRODUCT&itemID=10941&fromNewSearch=true&mercadoResultId=13