Mirror, Mirror On The…Table?
Written by Clayton Gray Home
Mirrored furniture is nothing new. During the Middle Ages mirrored furniture was all the rage in European cities such as Venice, London, and Paris. Mirrored furniture was used as a status symbol because it was a very expensive and time consuming task to produce, therefore most pieces were owned by nobility.
Our Worlds Away Claudette Crosshatch Mirrored Table in Gold shown in this room by Sally Wheat Interiors. (Photo courtesy of Sally Wheat Interiors/DecorPad)
These pieces work well in various rooms and will reflect colors and patterns and light, so take that into consideration when arranging a room with mirrored furniture in it. Use it to your advantage to show off pieces nearby that you want to accentuate.
Lately we have had many customer requests for mirrored furniture, specifically side tables or night stands. After looking through our collection of tables we realized we have quite an array to choose from. Most notably, Worlds Away is our top supplier for these stunning sides, which leaves us with one question, “Who IS the fairest of them all?”
You be the judge…
L to R: 1. Worlds Away Savannah Side Table $1235 2. Worlds Away Ava 3 Drawer Chest in White Lacquer $1295 3. Worlds Away Katie 3 Drawer Chest $1690, 4. Worlds Away Cary Mirrored Chest $1360, 5. Worlds Away Leah Side Table in Limed Oak $770, 6. Worlds Away Claudette Crosshatch Side Table $725, 7. Worlds Away Farrah Side Table $1035.
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