I have always loved the classy look of mirrored furniture. No, I am not narcissistic but it adds a very sophisticated and polished element to any space and can be paired with any type of furniture. It also adds volume to small areas just as vaulted ceilings or wall mirrors do.
Two years ago, I almost went into labor 6 months pregnant at Home Goods when I had seen a piece that I wanted, but had to return home to measure the space, only to return an hour later and someone had purchased it... Luckily for me, over the years I have developed a wonderful relationship with the two store managers who have always taken care of me. I now own a lovely mirrored nightstand and I am now on the hunt for a dresser. I would love to have a piece in my formal living room but ...... KIDS + MIRRORS = E.R.
In my opinion, there should be a limit of two pieces of mixed sizes per room. It is such a strong accent that too many in one space could look a little too"Liberace-ish"
Chelsea Mirrored Chest
Here are some of my favorites
Pulaski Furniture Mirrored Accent Chest - 739349
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