Loft mirror

IKEA has produced enough tried-and-true furniture staples since its founding that some hacks just feel like classics (think: BILLY bookshelf revamps and HEMNES dresser redos). But if you’re feeling especially adventurous, look to IKEA’s newest products. These new releases are fresh enough that hacks are few or even nonexistent, which means that the DIY world is your oyster.

Extra Large Shelved Bespoke Mirror. This mirror has been designed based on a traditional architectural piece. A long curved arch headlines this piece with 12 large inner panels to complete this design. Through the years of photographing our mirrors we always love the reflections that are created. Reflections of personal places and personal pieces. Foliage... View Article

Step into a whimsical world of reflection with our modern This enchanting looking glass doesn't just reflect your image; it transforms your space into a portal of elegance and intrigue. Its graceful arch, like a fairy-tale doorway, beckons you to discover the magic of your reflection in style. Whether placed in a contemporary loft or a cozy cottage, this mirror adds a touch of enchantment to any room, making you feel like you've stepped into a storybook.

Michael Reeves via Dering Hall We all know that mirrors are fantastic for making a space appear larger than it is. It goes like this: available light + reflective surface(s) = much more light = greater sense of space. The problem is that a mirrored wall can sometimes feel vaguely commercial, or even cliche, if the application is off. Here are seven mirrored walls that are anything but, and that pack a big (spatial) punch as well. The lead image is of a Michael Reeves-designed home in London.

The client’s brief for the new retail space located on Melbourne’s Driver Lane was clear: Monk House Design, the well established boutique fashion ret

Serge RochePair of Folding Screenscirca 1940mirrored glass, silver-painted wood82 3/4 in. (209 cm) high each