Mirrored Furniture

A contemporary and upscale design element appearing in many professionally decorated homes, furniture finished with mirrored surfaces brightens any space with reflected light. Virtually any type of piece can be finished in this way. Manufacturers offer extensive lines including contemporary and vintage styles with chests of drawers, tables, and wardrobes, all covered with light-reflecting, sleek and attractive silvered-glass surfaces.

They are avant-garde without being faddish. Many types of mirrored furniture for sale incorporate wood trim that contrasts with the reflective surfaces for a stunning blend of traditional and modern design.

BENEFITS OF MIRRORED FURNITURE

Indeed, these reflective furnishings are attractive and beautiful, but there are many more benefits than their aesthetic value. Glass-covered pieces can be difficult to keep clean, since fingerprints and smudges tend to show, unlike on traditional furniture, but these do have some distinct advantages.

• First, mirror furniture is easy to match to your existing décor, making it versatile in any room of the home.
• You also don’t need to buy the pieces in a full set as you would have to with other sets. 
• Another perk to choosing this type of furniture is that it doesn’t overcrowd a room and instead makes the space appear larger.This is because mirrors have reflective properties that return light, bouncing it throughout the room. If you’re working with limited space, these types of furnishings will be perfect for expanding the room and making it appear larger.
• Finally, you can mix and match other types of furnishings with your mirrored pieces. So if you don’t want to refurnish your whole bedroom or family room with these pieces, you can opt for a coffee table or end tables with mirrored surfaces, while choosing wooden fixtures for the rest of the room.
• In addition to creating a unique style, the use of these reflective pieces makes the most of light and space. These types of pieces reflect their surroundings, causing the items to almost disappear visually, which gives the illusion that they take up less space.

This optical illusion can be particularly useful in a small space.

In addition, they reflect available light, making a room appear brighter and larger. To reduce the appearance of smudges, some pieces include a tint or pattern in the glass.