I knew from Target’s website that Target was capable of having mirrored furniture at their store so I decided to go and have a look. The pieces on hand were small, but still worthy of discussing that they had anything at all. After all, most retailers have nothing whatsoever.
mirrored end table
mirrored jewelry box
mirrored mirror
The mirrored frame mirror is definitely interesting. Somehow a divided up piece of glass presents a dynamic, alluring addition to any home. This piece is not meant for the bedroom, however. You must showcase it to all of your guests in the living room or sitting room close to the entry way. Personal in size, but large in beauty and design because of the intricate cuts on every corner.
I don’t remember the prices for the other pieces, but I’m pretty sure the end table was $89.99. This wasn’t tall enough to be elevated next to the arm of most couches, but it would perfectly within the valley landscape in between two sofas. You could also subtly place it near a heightened antique plate cabinet to illustrate the cabinet’s magnificence and grandiose stature.
Under my decorative eye, I’d put a high end snow globe on top or manila colored antique lamp to blend well.
round mirror
I wanted to include this beautiful rounded mirror into the mix. If you’re style, decor, and/or theme works better without sharp edges and borders, try blurring the lines with the soft and cozy curves of this mirror. Again, it’s not very big but if you’re focusing more on rounded shapes and a more antique style of room, then I like this circular option better than the squared one mentioned above for you.
Whether or not you buy some furniture mirrored doesn’t always come down to the individual piece. Sometimes you will fall in love with different types of mirror furniture but be unable to sew it in to your living or bed room because of your choice of decor and style. When this is the case, don’t worry about passing up something that won’t flow seamlessly. Just wait until the right mirrors furniture comes around.
