Asian mirror

love the whole thing - Asian inspired look - console, and mirror and the colors, and decor

Asian & Oriental Style Mirrors

These Rococo chinoiserie mirrors, which incorporate elements from designs by Thomas Chippendale (The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director, 1754) and William Ince and John Mayhew (The Universal System of Household Furniture, 1762), were formerly at Shillinglee Park, Sussex

Chinoiserie pagoda shaped mirrors are one of those iconic decorating pieces you can spot everywhere from 17th century English manor houses to modern apartments on Upper East Side. Their unique form is based on the architecture of Buddhist temples but these days they come in all types of styles. While pagoda mirrors can certainly feel a bit ornate or overwrought, I think the in right setting they can be a fantastic statement piece! I love seeing these traditional mirrors contrasted in modern…

Mirrors don’t only bring depth and space to an interior, it also reflects your personality and your inner interior designer. #mirrordesign #celebratedesign #reflections

If you yearn for a simple, balanced style that takes its cues from nature, you may want to consider Asian style decorating for inspiration.

Inspiration and Ideas is here to help you, by presenting our curated picks of unique oversized mirrors, to compliment your bedroom design.

3 posts published by SentireDesign during September 2012

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