Choosing the Right LED Mirror for Your Space

Choosing the Right LED Mirror for Your Space

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You have a seemingly endless array of shapes and sizes when choosing an LED mirror. The modernist may choose an LED mirror with a border-less design, while the traditionalist searches for a tasteful vanity with an integrated LED mirror. Some prefer rectangular while others work to incorporate circular designs. It’s often best to start with reviewing your space. This is the rough canvas that you’ll be using and will help narrow down your choice of LED mirror. Take out the tape measure; this ensures your LED mirror will fit the scale of the room. Larger spaces benefit to fixed installations, while smaller gain flexibility from smaller, mobile LED mirror designs. There are multiple rooms in the house that can use an LED mirror, so applying similar models across all rooms is an easy way to up your interior design game. We like hardwiring models flush with the wall for a clean look. Many LED mirror designs feature built-in smart outlets so you can work without getting tangled in cords. If you’re working with a designer, ensure they’re aware of your desire to integrate LED mirror products across the home.

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Many LED mirrors are built with gloss wood frames. These frames do not respond well to a repeated barrage of chemicals. For the frames of your LED mirror, we recommend a simple solution of soap and water. Stronger solvents will erode the glossy finish and prematurely age your LED mirror. For the tabletop cleanups will need to be more frequent depending on how often you use your LED mirror. At the minimum, the tabletop of an LED mirror vanity should be wiped thoroughly once a week to prevent discoloration.

Love Art Deco, Inspiring Art Deco Bathroom Ideas

Love Art Deco? Inspiring Art Deco Bathroom Ideas

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Art Deco was born in the 1920s and was a reaction to the excitement of modern developments after World War I. The period was led by fashion; it focused on a modern look that made the most of emerging industrial processes. Rich colors, zigzags and sharply angled and cubistic forms were commonly presented in high-gloss metals, black lacquer, exotic woods, leather and mirrors. Artistic and glamorous, art deco still influences contemporary geometric designs. The style is considered one of the first truly international styles.

What it’s not, however, a free-for-all. If you have too much color, boldness, and architecture, it’ll look like exactly what it is: a tacky mess. The bold and repetitiveness that make art deco style so appealing can also make it tricky — you’ll need to be careful not to trip over the thin line between luxury and tacky.

When it’s done well, art deco broadcasts your bold personality in a style that’s exuberant and suave, with a sophisticated elegance and a forward-thinking mindset.

Want an art deco-inspired bathroom or powder room? Check out the following bath ideas below.

Get the Art Deco Attitude by using lighting to play with mood.
Art Deco is all about the attitude and mood is everything. The style and the fixtures during this era was ahead of its time. Using layered lighting will create a flattering and sultry ambiance.

Love Art Deco, Inspiring Art Deco Bathroom Ideas

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Love Art Deco? Inspiring Art Deco Bathroom Ideas

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