Mirror, Mirror
10 Sep
Next on the decorating checklist in my head is a mirror for the hall bath.
hall bath at Bungalow 404, photo by Betsy
One of the things Betsy’s real estate agent included on her punch list before the house could be listedĂ‚Â was thatĂ‚Â she needed to replace all of the “art mirrors” in herĂ‚Â bathrooms…clearly we disagree.
The bathroom at Bungalow 404Ă‚Â needs a mirror that shinesĂ‚Â and hasĂ‚Â timeless, simpleĂ‚Â lines with a slight modern kick.Ă‚Â It cannot beĂ‚Â very wide because there isn’t a lot of space to work with horizontally, tall would be ideal to emphasize the ceiling height.
The following 3 mirrors are from Z Gallerie
Arno, $149
Simone, $149
Omni, $229
Art Deco Venetian, Wisteria, $148.05 (what!?!)
Coat of arms, Anthropologie, $198
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Elise frameless, Pottery Barn, $189, found on Ebay for $182 (includes S+H)
Channing, PB, $146.99
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Sarah moved here in January 2010. Check out her progress by following 
makes me want to redo my bathroom(again.)
I’m looking for a bathroom mirror in that exact style right now. Thanks highlighting so many options! Hopefully, I can catch one on sale
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I like Arno and Wisteria.
the Wisteria mirror is killer at the price, not sure if I can resist
I love mirrors. The Wisteria mirror and the bottom PB really are stunning.
After taping the size off and considering the style of sconces that frame the mirror I chose the Simone from Z Gallerie. Although I think the Wisteria mirror was right for the space in general it wasn’t a good pair up with the sconces.
Man….. I was really looking forward to checking myself out in the Wisteria.