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need help with my di ing area

9 years ago

I am in the missle of my new flat interior and working on di ing area it is a small one not a proper dining area. to give it a bigger look I want to add big mirror on its side wall but I am confuse that how it should b. should it b on full wall or should Iib on fll wall with some border or should it b with border and some space on sides .plz see tha photos of my flat n reffrance photos attached n advice which one will loom better plzzzzz

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Geneviève
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago

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By adding a mirrored wall you will double everything on its view , are you ready for the look of doubles ? Plus I think that not many people would appreciate looking at themselves in a full size mirror while setting down for dinner . If the answer is yes then go ahead ,but I would work with the space and use a smaller mirror instead .
Maureen
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
If your drawing reflects the size of the mirror you are considering, I think for the space it will be too much. A bit smaller will still make the room feel spacious and I would place it horizontally over a narrow console table with candles or a lamp and their reflection will also help give dimension.
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khan_rubina11
Original Author
9 years ago
Thxxxx.... Allot Genevieve and Maureen according to ur advice I have changed my idea of having full mirror rather I have decided to have a horizontal one . Which will start bit above the side table n end bit below the door level
Maureen
9 years ago
Good to hear. Good luck in finding the perfect mirror.

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