The Art of Reflection: Finding the Perfect Statement Mirror for My Space

The Art of Reflection: Finding the Perfect Statement Mirror for My SpaceHi Everyone,I hope you’re all having a great week! Today’s post is a continuation of my ongoing journey to curate the perfect balance of art and function in my home. If you’ve already read part one, where I introduced the design concept and mood board for this space, click the link below to jump straight to part two. Otherwise, let’s start from the beginning!The Search for the Perfect Statement MirrorOh, man! I’m still recovering from last week’s gathering. But, the good news? Everything is about 99% cleaned up, and I’ve been taking it easy these past couple of days.Here’s a funny story.Halfway through the evening, I overheard someone say, “Wow, I love how the mirror makes the space feel twice as large.” Of course, they were talking about the mirror—the one I agonized over for weeks before finally landing on the one.Finding the right statement mirror is no easy task. Sure, there are plenty of options out there, but when you’re working with a space that already has bold artistic elements, choosing a mirror that enhances without overpowering takes a bit of finesse.The Hidden Drama Behind the DesignFor context, this mirror was part of a larger vision for the space. My goal was to create a seamless flow between sculptural elements and functional design while keeping everything aligned with the room’s color story. The idea was to reflect not just light but also the personality of the space itself.I initially considered a vintage-inspired Baroque mirror—something grand, ornate, and unapologetically dramatic. But after some experimenting (and a few near-regrettable purchases), I realized that the space called for something more sculptural and fluid. Something that felt like an extension of the artwork rather than a competing focal point.That’s when I found it. A handcrafted, organically shaped mirror with a fluid, asymmetrical frame—almost like a piece of modern sculpture. It felt like an art piece in its own right, which made it the perfect addition.Styling the Mirror: A Few Key ConsiderationsIf you’re looking for a statement mirror to elevate your space, here are a few things I learned along the way:1. Scale is EverythingA statement mirror should feel intentional. Too small, and it gets lost in the decor. Too large, and it can overpower the room. I used painter’s tape to mark out different size options on the wall before committing to my final choice. Highly recommend this trick!2. The Frame Matters as Much as the ReflectionThe shape, finish, and texture of the frame all contribute to the overall vibe. I debated between a metallic bronze frame and a matte plaster finish before ultimately choosing a soft, brushed gold that complemented the room’s lighting. If you’re working with a space that already has strong design elements, consider a frame that echoes rather than competes.3. Placement Can Change EverythingMirrors aren’t just for checking your outfit. They can be used to amplify light, extend sightlines, or even create the illusion of architectural depth. I tested a few different placements—over the console, leaning casually against the wall—before settling on the perfect spot. If you want your mirror to work double-duty, consider placing it where it reflects natural light or an eye-catching design element.Bringing It All TogetherAfter finalizing the mirror, I played around with the surrounding elements. Soft, layered lighting was key to ensuring the reflection felt warm and inviting rather than stark. I also added a sculptural ceramic vase and a few stacked art books to keep the space feeling curated yet effortless.If you’re on the hunt for your own statement mirror, here are a few pieces I came across during my search:• Minimalist Organic Mirror – Boky Atelier• Vintage-Inspired Gilded Mirror – Anthropologie• Modern Sculptural Wall Mirror – CB2I ended up choosing a custom Boky Atelier piece (naturally), and I couldn’t be happier. Every time I walk past it, I catch a new detail in the frame’s hand-finished texture, which adds so much warmth and depth to the space.Bonus: How to Use Hex Codes to Match Your DecorOne of the most satisfying parts of this process was ensuring that the mirror’s finish tied into the room’s color story. For this, I used a little trick to pull the hex codes directly from my inspiration images.Here’s how you can do it:Method 1: Using an Online Color Picker1. Upload your inspiration photo to Image Color Picker.2. Hover over different areas of the image to grab the exact hex code of a color you want to match.3. Save the codes to use for paint colors, textiles, or coordinating decor pieces.Method 2: Using Photoshop or PicMonkey1. Open your image in Photoshop or PicMonkey.2. Use the eyedropper tool to select a color from the image.3. The corresponding hex code will appear—perfect for creating a cohesive palette.I used this trick to fine-tune the gold tone of my mirror, ensuring it tied in with the surrounding decor rather than feeling out of place.Final ThoughtsDesigning a space is about more than just filling it with beautiful things. It’s about creating an experience, an environment that reflects personality and artistry. This mirror isn’t just a functional object—it’s a piece that tells a story and adds depth to the space.If you’re considering a statement mirror for your home, I highly recommend taking your time to find the one. And if you need a starting point, check out Boky Atelier’s curated selection here.As always, thank you for following along on this journey! Let me know in the comments if you’ve found a statement mirror you love, and don’t forget to check out the latest curated sales for more unique finds.Until next time,