Monday, March 7, 2011

Sunburst Mirror Behind the Sofa - Inspiration

Last week I mentioned the sunburst mirror purchase, and ended up hanging it behind the sofa, even though for awhile I was planning on making or buying a large piece of art for that space.  Even if it isn't the permanent home (and it very well may be the right spot), it's certainly an improvement for now.

Until I post some photos in our space, here are some images I came across this weekend to give you an idea:

Jan Showers, via decorpad
I know it's not a mirror, but it's close enough.  I think Jan stole my vision via telepathy, so I'm both impressed and pretty mad (the "mad" part was a joke).

I love this space.   I keep magenta flowers around until they're brown... it's always been one of my favorite colors, just like lime green.  I *heart* black and white geometric rugs, too.  And if that's not enough, I've been considering a brass/gold glass coffee table for awhile.  Is this a sign?

via decorpad

via decorpad
She also stole my coffee table.  It's really strange... like I'm not the only one on earth who has this idea.

from AD España via Paloma81



Living Etc via apartment therapy

Okay, that's it.  I'm getting a brass coffee table.
It's interesting how the sunburst mirror fills a space with style more easily than so many pieces twice the size. It's also interesting how this post started out about sunburst mirrors behind the sofa, and ended up about brass coffee tables.

Do you think I'm just seduced by the sunburst, or is it too small?  Do you think interior designers are stealing my ideas before I have a chance to tell anyone, or do I need crazy-pills?

I think crazy-pills.
Posted by Erin - Dwell and Tell at 7:05 AM
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7 comments:

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  3. Teresa HalmintonAugust 29, 2018 at 2:32 AM

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  4. AnonymousNovember 29, 2020 at 10:30 AM

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  5. navid alipourAugust 16, 2026 at 10:16 AM

    I enjoyed the way this post explores how a single design element can completely transform a living space. Details such as mirrors, artwork, and furniture placement often have a huge impact on a home's atmosphere. The same idea applies when evaluating Northern real estate, where interior design and thoughtful decoration can significantly influence both comfort and property value.

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  6. navid alipourAugust 28, 2026 at 1:20 PM

    I love how a simple sunburst mirror can completely change the feel of a living room without requiring a major renovation. It also reminds me that practical details matter when improving a home, especially Double-glazed window solutions that can enhance insulation and comfort. For properties where energy efficiency is important, Double-glazed window installations can be another worthwhile improvement alongside decorative updates.

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  7. IliaSeptember 12, 2026 at 9:52 AM

    The sunburst mirror is a great example of how a single design element can completely transform a room. These kinds of thoughtful interior choices are also important when planning property purchase and construction, especially when creating a home where architecture and decor work together.

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