Wood framed mirrors

Wood is a fantastic organic material used for crafting furniture. Its durability, colour range unique texture and grain make it stand apart from all other building materials. Its one-of-a-kind appearance is desirable and often is fantastic for incorporating natural elements into interior designs.

Wooden furniture is seen across all different interior design styles, its natural form is what makes it such a great starting material. There are a variety of wood types, all of which offer different characteristics for designers to experiment with.

Styling tips for a wood-framed mirror

Styling a space using a wooden mirror can be made super simple when considering the following: composition, colour palettes, shape, and size. When buying a wooden mirror think about the wooden elements/furnishing that exist already within the space. Matching the colour of the wooden accents will create a harmonious and polished aesthetic. Utilising different types of wood will create a more eclectic and bohemian look.

Utilising wood is a brilliant way to introduce nature into the home as it has been linked to feeling grounded and relaxed. Using wooden furniture promotes positive feelings whilst also being linked to health benefits, the duplicity of its nature is partly why it’s such a great material for accessorising.

Bringing a wood-framed mirror into your living room invites a calm ambience. A great place for positioning your mirror would be above the fireplace. When hanging the wood frame mirror aim to hang it between two and four inches above the mantle. By doing so there’s space to also position accessories like candles at the mirrors base. This will help elevate the focal point, whilst also using pops of light to add to the ambience.

Designing a space is not just limited to the interior of the home. We find using our wood framed garden mirrors is such a fantastic way to achieve a serene environment whilst also bouncing sunlight and greenery around. By positioning the wall mirror on an empty wall, the space becomes enlivened. This can be furthered by using garden furniture like a table and chair or a sofa and placing it perpendicular to the mirror. By reflecting the seating area it aids in the atmosphere being enhanced, which is perfect for late summer evenings.