Mix matched vanity mirrors is it a do or a don't?

Mixing and matching mirrors adds a lot of personality to the washroom.

I think it would be fun to have "his" and "hers" mirrors. Or to have

the mirrors reflect the personalities of the main users. In a master

bathroom one mirror could be more masculine and the other very

feminine. Same applies for kids bathrooms, have each mirror reflect

the personality of your kids. Or why not make mirrors out of large

wooden cutouts of their first initials and inlay them with mirror.

To tie the mirrors together it's a good idea to choose two

mirrors that have something in common. This can be anything from

the paint colour of the frame, its thickness or material the frame is

made out of to the bevel of the mirror.

Another simple idea is to hang both mirrors by thick ribbons of the same colour.

There are so many options so get creative!

Time for a test! Get your pencils out...

Now that you've seen a bunch of mix matched mirrors,

what do you prefer, having two identical mirrors or two different mirrors?

I found 2 photos with very similar set ups, which mirror look do

you like better  Photo A or Photo B?

Photo A



Photo B

So which is it - A or B?

(If you decide to mix match your mirrors, please send me photos, I'd

love to see them. Here's my email address: mikky@todaloos.com)

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