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Stone as a colour varies in hues and tones, factoring on the type of stone, it can be grey, beige, red or black. Texturally stone is unique and offers a variety of patterns, grains, and veins, which create extreme visual appeal in interior design.
Styling tips for stone mirrors
Decorating your home with a stone mirror is simple, think about the location, colour palette and shape of the mirror. Stone as a colour is sophisticated. Texturally and visually appealing with its unique hues and formations.
Stone is a neutral colour perfect for both simple and vivid designs. For a space with a neutral colour palette, the stone mirror blends seamlessly. Its earthy tones can help bring in a natural component to the space, this ties especially well with other raw natural materials. Our stone mirrors are fantastic when paired with other stone and wood furnishings.
For a space adorning vivid colours and bright patterns, the stone mirror offers a simplistic detail that allows the beauty in the space to be enhanced. Placing your stone mirror on a wall with vivid paint like a blue or orange, will also complement the tones surrounding it.
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The psychology behind stone mirrors
The colour stone is earthy and grounded. Synonymous with its worldly counterpart of stones, rocks, pebbles, and minerals. Stone is unique in the shapes, sizes, and types that it comes in. In design stone is a fundamental part of human history. People have used stone to fabricate weapons, homes, and tools for centuries.
In turn, this has a major influence on our perception of stone. Positive psychological interpretations we make from the colour of stone include calmness, assurance, and strength.
The physical matter of stone is strong, and neutral in appearance, whilst being practical when constructing. Contrary to positive feelings, some may see the stone as plain, dull, and cold. When utilised in moderation, stone can be an effective material for bringing in nature without detracting from the elements that make it feel cosy.
