When it comes to selecting a mirror, the first thing to consider is size. Large mirrors are typically best to reflect the more light into your space, particularly if you want to make it look bigger and brighter. To get the same effect with smaller mirrors, you have to group them together, which is a great option if you also want to add a focal point to the room.
When it comes to the shape and the frame, always consider the other elements in the room to maintain the same styling. An antique mirror would work better with a traditional space than a modern or contemporary aesthetic. Whereas, frameless mirrors are far more sleek and suitable for a modern or minimal space.
Choose frames based on your specific needs. Thick frames may feel like they’re trapping light, while thinner frames or frameless mirrors expand the brightening effect. If the appearance is of more concern, frames that contrast with the wall color can enhance make the effect really ‘pop’.