Art Deco Mirror

An art deco mirror could be just the type of edgy and unique touch you have always wanted to add to your home décor. Although the name art deco suggests the bygone era of the 1930s, the influence of this art movement still lives on and offers many choices in classic as well as contemporary designs. An art deco mirror may be just enough if you don’t want to go full all out with motif but still need something to stand out in your décor.

What Art Deco Has to Offer

There are many art deco mirrors either designed in art deco glass style or simply inspired by the movement. So many brands and manufacturers include this design in their lines that you can find something that moves you. For instance, the four-piece deco shaped beveled mirror is a set of four mirrors featuring a circle, diamond, square and triangle each in their own blue, brown and cream finished wood panels. These art deco mirrors are handcrafted and hand-finished and cost $70. You can place these art deco inspired panels in one large square or use the panels individually to create your own design.

Williams-Sonoma has a simple but elegant gold leaf mirror inspired by an art deco original. This compact scalloped and fluted decoration may be ideal for those with smaller living spaces. The hand-finished antiqued gold leaf has a wood backing and the mounting hardware needed to properly display the mirror. This design costs almost $250.

If you love frameless mirrors, the Ginger Empire mirror is art deco in its purest form. It is crafted and hand finished in solid forged brass with beveled glass and even has an optional tilting mechanism. This hexagonal design is available in small or large sizes. If you look in the right places, you can find this mirror for less than $200.

The contemporary mirror of the Roselle collection is also an elegant piece with a dark walnut finished frame constructed of cherry and solid wood veneers. The repeating hourglass pattern features stepped rounded edges and brushed nickel accents. This mirror costs a little more than $200.

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Other Designs Art Deco Has to Offer

If you would like to complete your art deco motif, you can consider other accessories or furniture such as an art deco lamp. You might try a vibrant red Viko lamp from Lite Source whose ceramic based is contoured into a circle. You could also consider the Metropolitan chrome fantasy floor lamp whimsical glass beads.

An art deco chandelier can lend either a classic or futuristic look for any home. For instance, the World Imports mid sized brushed nickel chandelier uses etched alabaster glass to help achieve its elegant retro design. Clear Cheers light down chandelier has seven clear glass globes suspended from a central hub in this retro but forward-looking design. If elegance and sophistication are first and foremost for you chandelier, you can find an Italian-inspired art deco chandelier with a botanical design boasting mouth blown tulips. There are many possibilities with the art deco style.