Fireplace... what should I put over it?
Andrea Hutchison
6 years ago
I was thinking a round mirror but really have no idea. Thoughts? Attached a photo of my dining table that sits next to this room :) I also have a lot of greys in the room.
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Options are endless! You could do a mirror, a series of mirrors, an art piece or a wreath.
. You could frame the mirrors or art work with wall candle sconces or add some tall vases on each side of the mantel. Whatever you do, I would add some height to the space.
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