8 Tips for Finding the Perfect Mirror for Your Dressing Table

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Your dressing table is a vital component of your boudoir. It’s where you sit and do your makeup, fix and style your hair, and generally just prepare yourself to look your best.As such, it’s important that you have the right dressing table mirror at James Said, one which suits you, your dressing table, and the room in which they both reside.

Here are 5 tips for finding the perfect mirror for your dressing table:

1.   Go For the Right Shape & Size

Mirrors come in all shapes and sizes, from full-length floor mirrors to small circular ones for handbags. The one you choose needs to complement the other furniture in the room, as well as being a practical choice for whatever you intend to use it for.

If you want it simply to add a bit of class and refinement to your bedroom or bathroom then go for something which complements the rest of the décor. Ornate frames work well on vintage tables; modern ones suit white painted wooden or glass surfaces better; while a simple round mirror will go with anything.

2.   Make sure it’s a good size

Your mirror should be as big as possible without encroaching on your space. It should reflect your face from the top of your head down to your chin and ideally chest, so you can see how you look in an outfit without having to stand up.

3.   Choose an appropriate shape

The most popular shape for dressing table mirrors is round, but if you’re going for something a bit different, then make sure you think about what it will look like either alone or with other accessories. I think a square or rectangular mirror will suit most dressing tables, as they create a nice contrast with the curves and soft edges of makeup and jewelry.

4.   Consider lighting options

Lighting can make or break your mirror! If you have good natural light then you won’t need a lighted mirror, but if all the windows in your house are north facing, then I would definitely invest in one with lights. Alternatively, there are lots of clip-on vanity lights that you could use instead – check out my review here.

5.   Decide if You Want One Large Mirror or Multiple Small Mirrors

If you have a large, spread-out dressing table with lots of space on it, then one large mirror might look great. If your table is small, though, then multiple small mirrors might be a better choice for you. There are also some styles of mirrors that come in multiple pieces, like tri-fold mirrors, which can be a nice option as well.

6.   Think About Shape

You have plenty of options when it comes to shape as well. Many people prefer round mirrors or mirrors with rounded edges for their dressing tables because they’re easy to see yourself in and because they’re pretty and feminine. You can also choose from square-shaped or rectangular mirrors as well as oval ones if you prefer those shapes instead.

7.   Size Of the Mirror

The first thing that you need to consider when choosing a mirror is its size. You need to make sure that it fits perfectly on your dressing table and has enough space around it. For this purpose, you can measure the width and height of the space where you plan to keep the mirror and then look for mirrors according to these measurements.

8.   Decide on Lighting Type

There are two main types of mirrors: Lighted mirrors and non-lighted mirrors. Lighted mirrors often come with light bulbs attached so that you can really see yourself up close when applying makeup or styling your hair. These are great options if you’re looking for a multi-functional piece of furniture. Non-lighted mirrors can also be useful – these offer a simple solution for checking yourself out every morning before work.A simple fixed mirror or a mirror on a stand can be used while sitting down at the dressing table. However, if you want to use it when standing up, you’ll need to consider how tall you are and whether you would prefer a free-standing mirror or one that hangs on the wall.

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