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The important thing is that the glass isn't bowed or twisted in any way. Leaning a plain, unframed floor mirror against the wall, on the other hand, may cause it to flex and, as a result, distort your image.
The important thing is that the glass isn't bowed or twisted in any way. Leaning a plain, unframed floor mirror against the wall, on the other hand, may cause it to flex and, as a result, distort your image.
When shopping for a high-quality mirror, consider the following three factors: glass quality, mirror thickness, and mirror silvering. In terms of glass quality, check to determine if the mirror's glass is free of flaws and does not distort reflections. A flat surface is required on the glass.
A floor mirror is just a mirror that sits on the floor, rather than being mounted to the wall. It's not a floor itself. These pieces of home decor stand upright, all on their own!
Usually you'll want to put your floor mirror on the edge of your room. Not only does this keep it out of harm's way, but also adds extra light and creates the feeling of more space.
We have dozens of floor mirror styles available. For your antique needs, we offer Victorian, Art Deco, and Rococo floor mirrors. We also have more modern styles, such as Mid-Century Modern!