As we begin designing our own line of customizable mirrored tiles and panels, naturally we’ve been obsessing over mirrors in interiors. Although we haven’t seen anything like what we are cooking up in the studio, we have been drooling over some stellar examples of interiors with antique mirrored walls by some of our favorite designers. Whether the real old deal or newly minted, antique mirrored tiles add not only undeniable glamour, but also a touch of nostalgia and romance to the equation. Coupled with the fact that mirrored walls bring light, depth and visual variation to a space, it’s no wonder that this classic decor tactic has made a big come back.
An antiqued mirror wall becomes an architectural detail and the perfect frame for both credenza and chandelier in this elegant dining room designed by Studio William Hefner. via Houzz
Antiqued Mirror Panels are inlaid to striking effect by Christina Murphy Interiors. via La Dolce Vita Blog
Antiqued mirror tiles are the perfect sleek complement to an ornate chest. Coupled with the gold, graphic wallpaper it’s downright refreshing. We’d love to know the designer! Photo via SS Photos
The ever talented Benjamin Dhong added glamour and visual pop with kitchen cabinets faced in heavily antiqued mirror. Photo via La Dolce Vita Blog
Another Benjamin Dhong stunner. The designer tore out cabinets in the living room of this San Francisco Row House and added a little “relaxed elegance” by way of built in banquette and antiqued mirrored wall. Photo via House Beautiful
This vignette is grounded in symmetry and saved by asymmetry. From the different types of objects to the organic and unpredictable pattern of the antiqued mirror tiles, this is one example we couldn’t leave out. We aren’t sure of the original source or designer. If you know, we’d love to hear from you, so that we might give them credit where credit is due! Photo via Haus Design Blog
A brilliant mirrored mix by designer Todd Alexander Romano in his own Manhattan home. Photo via Elle Decor
The man has glamour down! Antique mercury glass mirror panels also set the stage for this sophisticated seating area in Interior Designer Todd Alexander Romano’s NYC apartment. Photo via Elle Decor
Who doesn’t love the now storied tropical couture feel of Lyford Cay Club? Tom Scheerer designed a classic, that’s for sure. The hearth is enveloped in antique glass tiles that only add to the overall island mystique. Photo via TomScheerer.com
The green patina and unusually small tile size of the mirrors make this little number a standout. If anyone has the details – designer and product – we’d love to know. Photo via Panda’s House
Second to last, but certainly not least! This Veere Grenney dining room is a well crafted treasure. The solid bones of this grand 19th century London home received the royal treatment from the designer. The antiqued mirror tiles lining the hearth soar to a glorious fifteen feet. Photo via Veranda
Custom mirror panels along with custom just about everything else adorn the living room of Interior Designer Veere Grenney’s London “discovery”. We’re thrilled we discovered it, too! Photo via Veranda
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