I love antique mirrors. In fact, they are one of my favorite antiques to own. And in a bathroom, they are wonderful. Especially an all-white or neutral bath. It's amazing how with all the hard surfaces, straight edges, and cool colors of a bathroom, introducing an antique mirror (usually gold) can add so much warmth and character. It keeps a white bathroom from looking too antiseptic and cold.
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| One of my all-time favorite bathrooms! I tore this out of a magazine probably 10 years ago, but it's as gorgeous today as it was then - timeless. Amy D. Morris Interiors. |
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| Love that she mixes the gilt mirror with nickel finishes on the hardware. By designer Mary Jo Donohoe via Traditional Home. |
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| Via House Beautiful. |
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| Honestly, this is just one of the prettiest bathrooms I've ever come across. Those double (!) antique mirrors are amazing! |
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| Designed by Erica George Dines via Southern Accents. |
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| Love that she mixed a silver mirror with the unexpected brass hardware. Elizabeth Anne Star Interiors. |
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| Design by Drummond House Co. |
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| Kelie Grosso via Traditional Home. |
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| By Julianne Stirling via New England Home. |
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| Archer & Buchanan Architecture, Ltd. |
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| Unlike most of my examples, this one is silver leaf, but I love it! And it still adds warmth because it's such an aged, warm silver. By Chenault James Interiors. |
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| Dana Wolters Interiors. |
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| By Suzanne Kasler via Architectural Digest. This is a designer that often uses antique mirrors in the bathroom to great effect. |
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| Yes, I know I used this for my antique baskets post, but it works here too! Design by Brooke Giannetti via Veranda. |
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| By design firm Orrick and Company. |
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| Design by Tammy Connor via Atlanta Homes. |
I have a reproduction gilt mirror in my downstairs powder room now, but if I ever find a real antique one that will work, I'm definitely changing it out!
Happy Friday!
Sheila
xo
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