Mirrors, aside from being a necessity to anyone in the household or establishment, can also provide an extra decorative touch to any space. In fact, many interior designers and decorators all over the globe have been using mirrors to amplify the overall aesthetic appeal of any room that their clients want them to embellish.

However, some designers take the use of mirrors to a higher level by making them the central art piece in the space, especially in business establishments and recreational facilities.  Bordered with stylish frames, decorative mirrors are often used as an attention grabber in many places we often pass by – from hotel lounges, office front desks, hospital settings, and much more.

One of the reasons why decorative mirrors are increasingly becoming popular in many establishments these days is that they help revitalize a once boring, dull-looking area. Mirrors are known for the light and depth they bring into rooms. This, in addition to an elaborate frame which is often made of solid wood or brass adorned with gems or sewn with elegant fabric – can successfully make any room more exciting that was before.

However, while mirrors can be placed in almost any room, decorative mirrors are another story. Since they tend to feature a more hefty price tag than the typical bathroom mirrors or wall mounted makeup mirrors, the property owner may want to ask the expertise of interior designer in order to place the decorative mirror in the best place possible.

If you need more guidance and background about decorative mirrors, check out this infographic from Accent Art and Frame which details the different practical and aesthetic benefits of decorative mirrors.