Mirrored closet

From the 1970s to the 1990s, mirrored walls were the star of any room - and there is a reason why. They can add depth to a room and make it more inviting and

In a London home decorated by Francis Sultana, the master bedroom’s closet, customized by Sultana, has palladium-leaf doors that add serious shine. | archdigest.com

Maximize your bedroom's visual appeal and storage capacity with mirrored sliding closet doors. Learn how to create the illusion of space while keeping your belongings neatly tucked away. #MirroredCloset #BedroomStorage

Add mirrored doors to your closet for a stylish and functional update. These doors not only save space but also add light and depth to your room. 🪞✨👗 #MirroredClosetDoors #StylishLiving #HomeDecor #ClosetIdeas

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Try not to think about your gym as the only residential space that can display a mirror wall – indulge in the luxury of creating visually larger, brighter spaces in your home by using this wonderful way of spreading natural light in darker corners while preserving much of the light’s original quality. Unlike electric lights […]

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Louis XIV understood the dynamics of the mirrored wall. He had 357 mirrors installed to create the seventeen arches that reflect the arched windows which overlook the gardens of Versailles and called it the Galerie des Glaces (Hall of Mirrors). Since then the trend of mirrored walls has come and gone. Most of us who remember the 70's and 80's were glad when they were gone. The majority of mirrored walls were not well done in those days and the whole trend ended up coming across as tacky…

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