is this size mirror too big for this space ?
2 months ago
I want to put a full length mirror here but struggling with getting the right dimensions. Is this mirror too big for this space ?
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2 months agoI would put a piece of art there. A mirror would look better on the wall at the top of the stairs maybe?
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Betty Boo. There are only 2 spaces for a large full length mirror and someone suggested there as you can stand back at top of the stairs to see yourself dressed full length . The other space is here I could put it. I’m not very good at interiors 😔
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I’ve always had a mirror at the top of the stairs and I’ve yet to take a tumble down them! My current mirror is on the side wall as the top wall is not stable enough to hang a heavy mirror.
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Ok thank you so much for everyone’s comments and help I really appreciate it.
So I’ve decided that the mirror will go on this wall we have had one there before so it will be fine we are used to a mirror there.
Now my question now is will the mirror be too big in this space ? I do want it as big as possible but also want it to look the best it can be in terms of the size. I would hang it a bit lower so that there is equal space top and bottom I think
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