Mirrors are essential for getting ready each day. However, that doesn’t mean you have to stick with an ordinary rectangular fixture. With custom-cut pieces, you can use mirrors as design features throughout your house. Here are just a few ideas to spark your imagination.

How to Use Custom Mirrors in Your House

1. Create Circular Accents

If you’re hoping to bring some unique touches to your decor, invest in custom circular mirrors to place around your home. Whether in the basement or at the end of a narrow hall, these glass pieces will add visual interest to small or dark areas. In a child’s bedroom, they also look like portholes on a ship, adding an air of fun and fantasy to the space.

Make a large one an individual focal point, or cluster several together for a more playful design.

2. Design Reflective Furniture

You could also have your custom mirror designer create overlays for your kitchen cabinets, armoires, vanities, or media centers. Customizing your furniture can even elevate inexpensive or outdated pieces. 

If you prefer a modern aesthetic, including a mirror in a wooden cabinet set will make it look sleek and contemporary. If the piece is large enough, the addition may eliminate the need for a separate full-length mirror.

3. Hide a Wall in the Bathroom

Many families want more space in their bathrooms. You can create the illusion of more room by creating a custom mirror for an entire wall. A glass mural will reflect light throughout the small space, making it look bigger and disguising the wall. It will also help you get ready in the morning, especially if you share the bathroom with more people. 

If you’re interested in designing your own custom mirrors, get in touch with BGS Glass Service of Waukesha, WI. They have been working with glass since the 1960s, and are proud to remain family-owned and -operated. They also supply shower enclosures, window replacements, and commercial glass. For more information on their work, visit the website. Call (262) 513-2806 to speak with a representative.